Cultural Geography

Harley, Brian 360, 537

Harper,T.N. 373

Harris, D.R. 187

Hartshorne, R. 184–5, 514

Harvey, David 6, 38, 44, 75,

110, 499

the body 65

economy 91

ideology of science 172

justice 506

labour culture 99

landscape 239

money 117

nature 175, 177, 178

utopia 504

Harvey, Francis 511, 517, 532–43

Haushofer, Karl 457

Hausmann, Ricardo 433

Hay, D. 301

health geography 67

hedonistic ethic 154

Hegelian tradition 562

hegemony 6

Heidegger, M. 278, 535

Henderson, G. 239, 240

Herbst, Jeffrey 434

heritage 372, 373, 391–2

heterogeneity 159

Hetherington, K. 218–19

Hillis, Ken 540

Hinchliffe, Steve 166, 207–25

Hirschmann, Albert 436

historicism (new) 436–7

Holloway, Sarah 540

the home 316

hooks, bell 407, 409

Horkheimer, M. 178

housing 3, 233–4, 237, 241

Howell, P. 191–2

Howitt, Richard 351, 511,

517, 557–69

Hudson, R. 139

human-animal divide 188, 189–90,

192, 198

human animality 20

human geographies 537

humanism 20, 23, 270–2

humanistic geography 514–15,

548

humanist model 22

humanist politics 20

hunting debate 193

Huntingdon, Elsworth 434

hybridity 7, 39, 81, 82, 307,

385, 528

hybrids 448, 500

Hyndman, J. 79

hyper-constructionism 178

hyper-gendered roles 64

identity 7, 31, 460

animal geography 189–93

anxious geographies 15–16

beyond race 306–7

the body 64

consumption culture 153–4

embodiment 69

gender 331, 479–80

knowledge 527–8

labour culture 98–115

landscape 262–5

migrancy 373–7

national 475

ontological pluralism 564–5

place-based 479

postcolonialism 391

relational view 40

sexual 313

vs subjectivity 284, 290, 291

ideology 6, 290–3, 485–97

illness 60–1, 68–9

imagination 253, 331–2

imaginative geography 357

imagined community 474

imagined geographies 558

imperialism 345, 346, 348,

354–68, 388, 547

inclusiveness 67

increasing returns concept 135

indigeneity 447

indigenous technical knowledge

(IDT) 445

individualization 108

inequality 47–8, 49, 50–3

informant as traveller 81

Ingold,T. 220

inhabitation 207–25

injuries 65

innovation 133–4, 136–7,

140, 141

intellectual, role 365

interactive landscape

tectonics 208

interest rate swaps 118

inter-firm collaboration 133, 134

inter-firm learning 134

international feminism 415–16

internationalization 468

internet 110, 159, 318

Irigaray, Luce 332, 478, 558

Jackson, Cecile 411

Jackson, J.B. 228, 262, 271,

274–5, 280

Jackson, Peter 37–57, 82, 306,

308, 548, 550

Jacobs, Jane 40, 345–53, 361,

363, 390–1

Johnston, Lynda 316

Johnston, R.J. 547

Jolly, Richard 437

Jones, John Paul III 511–19

Jones, O. 199

Joyce, Patrick 38

justice 198, 506, 565–7

Kanbur, Ravi 443, 444

Kang, S. 374

Kankinang, Big Mick 561

Kant, Immanuel 544–5, 552

Karam, A. 412

Katz, C. 346, 351, 458–9, 500

Kautsky, Karl 175–6

Keith, M. 303–4

Kenny, J. 361, 391

King, Anthony 351–2, 369, 370,

381–97

Kjelln, Rudolf 457

Knopp, Larry 284, 285, 286,

313–24

knowledge

agronomic 448

circularity 520–1

codified 136, 137

colonialism 385

construction 544–56

context 136

definition 511–13

environmental 445

epistemology 520–31

feminism 408, 409, 527

flow 134

indigenous technical 445

local 137–9, 524, 525

management 138

ontological pluralism 557–69

postcolonialism 383, 517

production 136–7

racialization 544–56

social construction 437

spaces of 511–69

spatialization 523–5, 544–56

tacit 136, 137–9, 140, 141,

524, 525

technology 511, 517, 532–43

knowledge-based economy 137

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