Reviews
Geography and the Human Spirit is a pilgrimage into the workings of one of geography's most conceptual and yet focused thinkers.
Not only represents a comprehensive survey of the history of Western humanism, but also offers a series of important challenges for all geographers to consider.
A vitally creative and imaginative effort to parse meanings associated with geography and the human spirit.
This book will be widely recognized as a landmark in geographical scholarship.
This is an original and complex piece of work in the history of geographic and humanistic thought. It brings back the forgotten excitement of intellectual adventure. It is, in short, a tour de force of scholarship.