Facebook- For Sam, Harriet, Rachel, Jennie, Emily, Callum, Natasha and Eleanor .. 17 May 2013
- Global youth unemployment is a topic for Human Geography Prelims; this survey by... 15 May 2013
- A recent article in The Economist on the problems of India's youth 15 May 2013
- Congratulations to James on passing his PhD viva! 1 May 2013
- Something for SPS revision 30 April 2013
- Geography Directions
- Converging Body and Technology: The Case of Google Glass 20 May 2013 Jen Turner
- Academic (corporate) Futures: teaching and research 14 May 2013 fionaferbrache
- Eco-House Not ‘At Home’: The Crisis of Post-political Spatial Planning 6 May 2013 Jen Turner
- Multicultural Encounters at School 1 May 2013 catherinewaite
- The Geography of Thatcherism: 1979-1983 27 April 2013 Benjamin Sacks
- ‘As long as I keep moving, the air is a little cooler’: studying weather experiences and practices 26 April 2013 mwfmahony
Category Archives: PNPG
Coastlands between the arts and the sciences
The idea of interdisciplinarity repeatedly crops up in your geography course, most often with reference to climate change or environmental change more generally. Although this is often approached in terms of the relations between human and physical geography, translated as … Continue reading
Organised Science
This week I spent four days in Vienna at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly. Although I attend about a dozen research meetings a year, this was the first big meeting I’ve been to for several years having been … Continue reading
Revising for Finals II
One of the most awkward questions I get asked is ‘what is geography?’ I am generally reluctant to respond, in large part because I am not sure it’s productive or wise to think of such a ‘thing’ as geography. I … Continue reading
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Revising for Finals I
As the run up to Finals begin, I will occasionally make some suggestions of new readings to add to, or extend, your existing tutorial reading lists. It is a good idea to read new material and freshen up your ideas, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Neoliberalism; interdisciplinarity; expertise
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Situating Visual Geography
Posted on December 2, 2011 by Fiona Visual images – moving and still – are integral to Geography as ways of viewing, knowing and telling about the world. The development of photography, in the 17th century, accompanied artwork as a … Continue reading