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Introduction à la géographie humaine
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ISBN: 2200252625 9782200252625 Year: 2001 Publisher: Paris: Armand Colin,

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Ce manuel constitue une introduction de base à la géographie humaine. Pour initier les étudiants à la géographie classique et à la nouvelle géographie, il traite, en termes généraux, de l'histoire de la discipline, de ses idéologies, de ses problématiques et de ses démarches scientifiques. Par souci d'illustration, il applique concepts et théories aux sociétés rurales, industrielles, urbaines, et aux risques de nos sociétés. Témoignage de l'évolution d'une géographie humaine, qui a su acquérir sa maturité épistémologique au sein des sciences économiques et sociales, cette huitième édition, revue et mise à jour, intègre les apports scientifiques des ouvrages les plus récents.

Human geography : issues for the 21st century
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ISBN: 0582367999 9780582367999 Year: 2001 Publisher: Harlow : Pearson education,

Bodies : exploring fluid boundaries
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ISBN: 0415189675 9780415189668 0415189667 9780415189675 0203286952 9780203286951 0203193601 9780203193600 0415189667 9781134656929 1134656920 9781134656875 1134656874 9781134656912 1134656912 128032662X 9513904245 Year: 2001 Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge,

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"Geography has recently seen something of a 'body craze'. The politics that surround bodies and spaces are increasingly being held up to scrutiny. Despite this, the 'leaky', 'messy' zones between the inside and outside of bodies and their resulting spatial relationships, remain largely unexamined in the discipline." "This book revolves around three case studies - pregnant bodies in public places, men's bodies in domestic toilets and bathrooms, managers' bodies in Central Business Districts. The pregnant body threatens to expel matter from inside. It is often described as 'ugly' or as 'matter out of place'. Geographers have ignored men's bodies in domestic toilets and bathrooms because these places are abject sights/sites where bodily boundaries are broken and then made solid again. Female and male managers in Central Business Districts wear tailored, dark coloured business suits, that give the appearance of a body which is impervious to leakage or penetration." "The case studies illustrate that bodies and spaces are socially constructed and yet have an undeniable materiality and fluidity. Ignoring the everyday materiality of bodies that 'leak' and 'seep' is not a harmless omission, rather it contains a political imperative that helps keep masculinism intact."

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