Part I: Introducing cultural geography 1. Forward! 2. Why cultural geography? Part II: Cultural geography then and now: the history of the discipline 3. The history of cultural geography 4. Branching out: twenty-first-century developments in the family tree of cultural geography Part III: Place and power 5. Knowing (your) places 6. Taking and making places: traces and the stuff of power 7. Senses of place: scales and beliefs Part IV: Money, movement, and the more-than-human 8. The places and traces of capitalism: global, corporate, and anti-capitalisms 9. The places and traces of mobility 10. The places and traces of language 11. The places and traces of nature Part V: Culture and identity 12. The places and traces of the body 13. The places and traces of race and ethnicity 14. The places and traces of gender 15. The places and traces of sexuality 16. The places and traces of youth Part VI: Doing cultural geography 17. Doing cultural geography in practice Part VII: Conclusions 18. A cultural geography approach to places and traces
Biography
Jon Anderson is a Professor of Human Geography in the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University, UK. His research interests focus on the relations between identity, culture, and place; in particular the actions, practices, and politics that such relations produce.
