CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- PLACE IN CONTEXT: Rethinking Humanist Geographies -- Part I. LANDSCAPES OF DOMINANCE AND AFFECTION -- INTRODUCTION: Landscapes of Dominance and Affection -- FANTASIES IN DARK PLACES: The Cultural Geography of the American Movie Palace -- WHEN LESS IS MORE: Absence and Landscape in a California Ghost Town -- SENSE OF PLACE AS A POSITIONAL GOOD: Locating Bedford in Space and Time -- READING THE WETLANDS -- MAKING A PET OF NATURE -- LANDSCAPE AS A CONTESTED TOPOS OF PLACE, COMMUNITY, AND SELF -- Part II. SEGMENTED WORLDS AND SELVES -- INTRODUCTION: Segmented Worlds and Selves -- THE WORLD AND ITS IDENTITY CRISIS -- THE CRITICAL DESCRIPTION OF CONFUSED GEOGRAPHIES -- MAKING UP THE TRAMP: Toward a Critical Geosophy -- PERIPATETIC IMAGERY AND PERIPATETIC SENSE OF PLACE -- THE FRAGMENTED INDIVIDUAL AND THE ACADEMIC REALM -- Part III. MORALITIES AND IMAGINATION -- INTRODUCTION: Moralities and Imagination -- PLACE, POWER, AND THE GOOD -- ATTENDING TO THE VOID: Geography and Madness -- THE GIFT OF PRESENCE: The Act of Leaving Artifacts at Shrines, Memorials, and Other Tragedies -- REIMAGINING NATIONAL IDENTITY: "Chapters of Life" at the German Historical Museum in Berlin -- MORAL MAPS AND MORAL PLACES IN THE WORK OF FRANCIS PARKMAN -- Part IV. COSMOS VERSUS HEARTH -- INTRODUCTION: Cosmos versus Hearth -- GEOGRAPHY'S COSMOS: The Dream and the Whole Round Earth -- BONE-CRONES HAVE NO HEARTH: Some Women in the Medieval Wilderness -- BUT IT'S (NOT) SUPPOSED TO FEEL LIKE HOME: Constructing the Cosmopolitan Hearth -- CONVERSING DIVERSITY: Provincial Cosmopolitanism and America's Multicultural Heritage -- BODY, SELF, AND LANDSCAPE: A Geophilosophical Inquiry into the Place-World -- GEOGRAPHER AS HUMANIST -- Contributors -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V.

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