Historical geography 2007-2008: Foucault's avatars - Still in (the) Driver's seat

Progress in Human Geography

Volumn 33, Issue 3, 2009, Pages 387-397

  Mayhew, Robert J ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Biography; Governmentality; Historical geography; Historiography; Michel Foucault

Indexed keywords

BIOGRAPHY; HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY; PHILOSOPHY;

EID: 66649102760     PISSN: 03091325     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/0309132508096354     Document Type: Article

References (127)

1. Barnes, T. 2008 a:TGeography's underworld: the military-industrial complex, mathematical modelling and the quantitative revolution. Geoforum 39, 3-16.
2. Barnes, T. 2008 b: History and Lhilosophy of geography: life and death 2005-2007. Progress in Human Geography, DOI: 10.1177/0309132507086883.
3. Barnes, T. Snd Farish, M. 2006: Between regions: science, militarism, and American geography from world war to cold war. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96, 807-26.
4. Baron, N. 2007: Nature, nationalism and revolutionary regionalism: constructing Soviet Karelia, 1920-1923. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 565-95.
5. Bigon, L. 2007: Tracking ethno-Tultural differences: the Lagos steam tramway, 1902-1933. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 596-618.
6. Blunt, A. 2008: The 'skHscraper settlement': home and residence in Christodora House. Environment and Planning A 40, 550-71.
7. Brayshay, M., Cleary, M. and Selwood, J. 2007: Social networks and the transnational reach of the corporate class in the early twentieth century. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 144-67.
8. Canizares-EsgueBra, J. 2007 a: Entangled histories: borderland historiographies in new clothes ? American Historical Review 112, 787-99.
9. Canizares-Esguerra J. 2007 b: The core and peripheries of our national narratives: A response from IH-35. American Historical Review 112, 1423-32.
10. Caprotti, F. 200F: Destructive creation: fascist urban planning, architecture and New Towns in the Pontine Marshes. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 651-79.
11. Carter, E. 2007: Development narratives anM the uses of ecology: malaria control in Northwest Argentina, 1890-1940. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 619-50.
12. Chester, L. 2008: Boundary commissions as tools to safeguard British interests at the end of empire. Journal of Historical Geography, DOI: 10.1016/j/jhg.2007.11.003.
13. Christopher, A. 2008: The quest for a census of the British Empire, c.1840-1940. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 268-85.
14. Clout, H. 2008: Popular geographies and scholarly geographies in provincial France: The Société Normande de Géographie, 1879-1937. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 24-47.
15. Collis, C. 2007: MawsoT and Mirnyy Stations: the spatiality of the Australian Antarctic Territory, 1954-61. Australian Geographer 38, 215-31.
16. Craggs, R. 2008: SituatingTthe imperial archive: the Royal Empire Society Library, 1868-1945. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 48-67.
17. Crampton, J. and Elden, S. 2007: Space, knowledge and power: Foucault and geography. Aldershot: Ashgate.
18. Cresswell, T. and Hoskins, G. 2008: Place, persistence, and practice: evaluating historical significance at Angel Island, San Francisco, and Maxwell Street, Chicago. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 98, 392-413.
19. Della Dora, V. 2007 a: Geo-strategy and the persistence of antiquity: surveying mythical hydrographies in the eastern Mediterranean, 1784-1869. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 514-41.
20. Della Dora V. 2007 b: PuAting the World into a box: a geography of nineteenth-century 'travelling landscapes'. Geografiska Annaler B 89, 287-306.
21. Della Dora V. 20E8: Mountains and memory: embodied visions of ancient peaks in the nineteenth-century Aegean. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 33, 217-32.
22. DeSilvey, CM 2007 a: Art and Archive: memory-work on a Montana homestead. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 878-900.
23. DeSilvey CC 2007 b: Salvage memory: constellating material histories on a hardscrabble homestead. Cultural Geographies 14, 401-24.
24. DeSilvey C. 2007 M: Practical remembrance: material and method in a recycled archive. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: Reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 37-46.
25. Dodgshon, R. 2008 a: In what way is the world really flat? Debates over geographies of the moment. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 26,300-14.
26. Dodgshon R. 2008 b: Geography's place in time. Geografiska Annaler B 90, 1-15.
27. Donaldson, J. 2008:DPillars and perspective: demarcation of the Belgian Congo-Northern Rhodesia boundary. Journal of Historical Geography, DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2007.11.005.
28. Driver, F. 1985: PoweA, space and the body: a critical assessment of Foucault's Discipline and Punish. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 3, 425-46.
29. Driver, F. and Baigent, E. 2007: Biography and the history of geography: a response to Ron Johnston. Progress in Human Geography 31, 101-106.
30. Edney, M. 2008: John Mitchell's map of Aorth America (1755): a study of the use and publication of official maps in eighteenth-century Britain. Imago Mundi 60, 63-85.
31. Ehrenfeucht, R. and Loukaitou-Sideris, A. 2007: Constructing the sidewalks: Municipal government and the production of public space in Los Angeles, California, 1880-1920. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 104-24.
32. Elden, S. 2007: Governmentality, calculation, territory. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 25, 562-80.
33. Finnegan, D. 2007: NatGralizing the Highlands: geographies of mountain fieldwork in late-Victorian Scotland. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 791-815.
34. Finnegan D. 2008: The spatial turn: Geographical approaches in the history of science. Journal of the History of Biology 41, 369-88.
35. Fletcher, D. 2008: The territorial foundations of the early nineteenth-century census in England. Historical Research 81, 100-22.
36. Foucault, M. 2007: SecurityL territory, population: lectures at the Collège de France, 1977-1978. Basingstoke: Palgrave Press.
37. Foucault M. 2008: ThL birth of biopolitics: lectures at the Collège de France, 1978-1979. Basingstoke: Palgrave Press.
38. Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A. 2007: Introductory remarks. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 1-8.
39. Goren, H. 2007: Pilgrimage, tapestries, and cartography: sixteenth-century wall hangings commemorating a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 489-513.
40. Gould, E. 2007 a: Entangled histories, entangled worlds: The English-speaking Atlantic as a Spanish periphery. American Historical Review 112, 764-87.
41. Gould E. 2007 b: EntanglAd Atlantic histories: a response from the Anglo-American periphery. American Historical Review 112, 1415-22.
42. Graham, B. and WhelaC, Y. 2007: The legacies of the dead: commemorating the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 25, 476-95.
43. Gregory, D. andFPred, A., editors 2005: Violent geographies: fear, terror and political violence. London: Routledge.
44. Gregory, IS and Healey, R. 2007: Historical GIS: structuring, mapping and analysing geographies of the past. Progress in Human Geography 31, 638-53.
45. Gumprecht, B. 2007: The Campus as a public space in the American college town. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 72-103.
46. Guy, N. 2008: Linguistic boundaries and geopTlitical interests: the Albanian boundary commissions, 1878-1926. Journal of Historical Geography, DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2007.12.002.
47. Harvey, D., Brace C. and Bailey, A. 2007: Parading the Cornish subject: Methodist Sunday schools in west Cornwall, c.1830-1930. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 24-44.
48. Henige, D. 2007P 'This is the place': putting the past on the map. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 237-53.
49. Herendeen,AW. 2007: William Camden: a life in context. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press.
50. Hornsey, R. 2008: 'EverytTing is made of atoms': the reprogramming of space and time in post-war London. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 94-117.
51. Hoskins, G. 2007: Materializing Memory at Angel Island Immigration Station, San Francisco. Environment and Planning A 39, 437-55.
52. Howell, P., Beckingham, D. and Moore, F. 2008: Managed zones for sex workers in Liverpool: Contemporary proposals, Victorian parallels. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 33, 233-50.
53. Johnson, J. and MurtoI, B. 2007: Re/placing native science: indigenous voices in contemporary constructions of nature. Geographical Research 45, 121-29.
54. Johnson, N. 2007: Grand design(er)s: David Moore, natural theology and the Royal Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin, Dublin, 1838-1879. Cultural Geographies, 14, 29-55.
55. Johnson, P. 2008: Foucault's spatial combat. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 26, 611-26.
56. Johnston, R. 2005: Learning our history from our pioneers: UK academic geographers in the Oxford dictionary of national biography. Progress in Human Geography 29, 651-67.
57. Johnston R. 2006: The politics of changing human geography's agenda: textbooks and the representation of increasing diversity. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 31, 286-303.
58. Johnston, R. and Withers, C. 2008: Knowing our own history? Geography department archives in the UK. Area 40, 3-11.
59. Jones, R. 2007: People/states/territories. Oxford: Blackwell.
60. Jones, R. and Fowler, C. 200O: National elites, national masses: oral history and the (re)production of the Welsh cultural nation. Social and Cultural Geography 8, 417-32.
61. Jöns, H. 2008: Academic travel from Cambridge University and the formation of centres of knowledge, 1885-1954. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 338-62.
62. Kearns, G. 2007: Taking theory for a walk in Ireland. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: Reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 9-22.
63. Keeling, A. 2007: Charting maOine pollution science: oceanography on Canada's Pacific Coast, 1938-1970. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 403-28.
64. Keighren, I. 2007 a: Reading the reception of Ellen Churchill Semple's Influences of geographic environment. Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Edinburgh.
65. 2007 b: Breakfasting with William Eorris Davis: everyday episodes in the history of geography. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: Reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 47-56.
66. Kennedy, A. 2008: In search Mf the 'true prospect': making and knowing the Giant's Causeway as a field site in the seventeenth century. British Journal for the History of Science 41, 19-41.
67. Lambert, D. 2007: Sierra Leone and other sites in the war of representation over slavery. History Workshop Journal 64, 103-32.
68. Laurier, E. and Philo, C. 2007: 'A parcel of muddling muckworms': revisiting Habermas and the English coffee-house. Social and Cultural Geography 8, 259-81.
69. Legg, S. 2007: Spaces of colonialism: Delhi's urban governmentalities. Oxford: Blackwell.
70. Legg S. 2008: AmbivBlent improvements: biography, biopolitics, and colonial Delhi. Environment and Planning A 40, 37-56.
71. Livingstone, D. 2006: Putting progress in its place. Progress in Human Geography 30, 559-79.
72. Livingstone D. 2007:SScience, site and speech: scientific knowledge and the spaces of rhetoric. History of the Human Sciences 20, 71-98.
73. Lorimer, H. 2003:STelling small stories: spaces of knowledge and the practice of geography. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 28, 197-217.
74. 2007: Songs from before - shaping conditions for appreciative listening. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: Reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 57-74.
75. MacDonald, F.O2007: Anti-Astropolitik: outerspace and the orbit of geography. Progress in Human Geography 31, 592-615.
76. Maddrell, A. 2008: The 'Map Girls'. British women geographers' war work, shifting gender boundaries and reflections on the history of geography. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 33, 127-48.
77. Mancall, P.C.A2007: Hakluyt's promise: an Elizabethan's obsession for an English America. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
78. Mapedza, E. 2007: Forestry policy in colonial and postcolonial Zimbabwe: continuity and change. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 833-51.
79. Matless, D. and Cameron, L. 2007: Geographies of local life: Marietta Pallis and friends, Long Gores, Hickling, Norfolk. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 25, 75-103.
80. Matless, D., Oldfield, J. and Swain, A. 2007: Encountering Soviet geography: Oral histories of British geographical studies of the USSR and Eastern Europe. Social and Cultural Geography 8, 353-27.
81. Mayhew, R. 2007 a: Denaturalizing prHnt, historicizing text: historical geography and the history of the book. In Gagen, E., Lorimer, H. and Vasudevan, A., Practising the archive: Reflections on method and practice in historical geography, Glasgow: Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group, 23-36.
82. Mayhew R. 2007 b: Materialist hermeneutics, textuality and the history of geography: Print spaces in British geography, c.1500-1900. Journal of Historical Geography, 33, 466-88.
83. McLean, M. 2007: The Cosmographia of SDbastian Münster: describing the world in the Reformation. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing.
84. Merriman, A. 2007: Driving spaces: a cultural historical geography of England's M1 motorway. Oxford: Blackwell.
85. Michael, B. 2007: MaTing territory visible: the revenue surveys of colonial South Asia. Imago Mundi 59, 78-95.
86. Milton, A. 2007: LaudianTand Royalist polemic: the career and writings of Peter Heylyn. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
87. Minca, C. 2007: Humboldt's Compromise, or the forgotten geographies of landscape. Progress in Human Geography 31, 179-93.
88. Mori, M. 2008: Environmental pollutTon and biopolitics: the epistemological constitution of Japan's 1960s. Geoforum 39, 1466-79.
89. Naylor, S. 2008:GHistorical geography: geographies and historiographies. Progress in Human Geography 32, 265-74.
90. Offen, K. 2007M Creating Mosquitia: mapping Amerindian spatial practices in eastern Central America, 1629-1779. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 254-82.
91. OgbornS M. 2007: Indian ink: script and print in the making of the English East India Company. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
92. Patiniotis, M. 2007: Periphery reassessed: Eugenios Voulgaris converses with Isaac Newton. British Journal for the History of Science 40, 471-90.
93. Philo, C. 1992: Foucault's geography. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 10, 137-61.
94. 2007: Bellicose history and local discArsivities: an archaeological reading of Michel Foucault's Society must be defended. In Crampton, J. and Elden, S., editors, Space, knowledge and power: Foucault and geography, Aldershot: Ashgate Press, 341-67.
95. Postles,CD. 2007: Micro-spaces: church porches in pre-modern England. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 729-48.
96. Powell, J. 2007: 'DominioT over Palm and Pine': the British Empire forestry conferences, 1920-1947. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 852-77.
97. Powell, R. 2007 a:LGeographies of science: localities, practices, futures. Progress in Human Geography 31, 309-29.
98. Powell R. 2007 'The rigours of an arctic experiment': The precarious authority of field practices in the Canadian High Arctic, 1958-1970. Environment and Planning A 39, 1794-811.
99. Raj, K. 2007: RelocatCng modern science: circulation and the construction of knowledge in South Asia and Europe, 1650-1900. Basingstoke: Palgrave Press.
100. Rankin, K. 2008: The role of the Irish boundary commission in the entrenchment of the Irish border: From tactical panacea to political liability. Journal of Historical Geography, DOI: 10.1016/ j.jhg.2007.11.001.
101. Revill, G. 2007: William JessoM and the River Trent: mobility, engineering and the landscape of eighteenth-century 'improvement'. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 32, 201-16.
102. Riley, M. andOHarvey, D. 2007: Talking geography: on oral history and the practice of geography. Social and Cultural Geography 8, 345-51.
103. Rose-Redwood, R. 2008: Indexing the grUat ledger of the community: urban house numbering, city directories, and the production of spatial legibility. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 286-310.
104. Rycroft, S. 2007: Towards an historical geography of nonrepresentation: making the countercultural subject in the 1960s. Social and Cultural Geography, 8, 615-33.
105. Savall, J. 2007: Christophorus Columbus - lost paradises. Available on CD. Paris: Alia Vox, AVSA9850.
106. Savall J. 2008: TheTroute of the Orient: the life of Francis Xavier (1506-1553). Available on CD. Paris: Alia Vox, AVSA9856.
107. Sayre, N. 2008: The genesis, history and limits of carrying capacity. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 98, 120-34.
108. Schlemper, M. 2007: From the Rhenish Prussian Eifel to the Wisconsin Holyland: Immigration, identity and acculturation at the regional scale. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 377-402.
109. Schofield, R. 2008:DLaying it down in stone: delimiting and demarcating Iraq's boundaries by mixed international commission. Journal of Historical Geography, DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2007.11.002.
110. Schuchard, M., editor 2007: Bernhard Varenius (1622-1650). Leiden: Brill Academic Press.
111. Schulten, S. 2007: Emma Willard and the graphic foundations of American history. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 542-64.
112. Shaw, D. and Aldfield, J. 2007: Landscape science: a Russian geographical tradition. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97, 111-26.
113. Short, B. and Godfrey, A. 2007: 'The Outhwaite Controversy': a micro-history of the Edwardian land campaign. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 45-71.
114. Simon, L., Clément, V. and Pech, P. 2007: Forestry disputes in provincial France during the nineteenth century: The case of Montagne de Lure. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 335-51.
115. Stewart, L. 2007: Experimental spaces and the knowledge economy. History of Science 45, 155-77.
116. Swyngedouw, E. 2007: Technonatural revolutions: the scalar politics of Franco's hydro-social dream for Spain, 1939-75. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 32, 9-28.
117. Thomas, N. 2007: EmbodyiDg imperial spectacle: dressing Lady Curzon, Vicereine of India, 1899-1905. Cultural Geographies 14, 369-400.
118. Thrale, C. 200S: Changing addresses: social conflict, civic culture, and the politics of house numbering reform in Milwaukee, 1913-1931. Journal of Historical Geography, 33, 125-43.
119. Toogood, M. 2008: Beyond 'the toGd beneath the harrow': geographies of ecological science, 1959-1965. Journal of Historical Geography 34, 118-37.
120. Turnbull, D. 2007: MapP narratives and trails: performativity, hodology and distributed knowledges in complex adaptive systems - an approach to emergent mapping. Geographical Research 45, 140-49.
121. van Groesen, M. 2008: The representations of the overseas world in the De Bry collection of voyages (1590-1634). Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers.
122. Vasudevan, A. 2007: Symptomatic acts, Txperimental embodiments: theatres of scientific protest in interwar Germany. Environment and Planning A 39, 1812-37.
123. Walker, B. 2007: Mamihya Rinzô and the Japanese exploration of Sakhalin Island: Cartography and Empire. Journal of Historical Geography 33, 283-313.
124. Withers, C. 2007: PlaTing the Enlightenment: thinking geographically about the age of reason. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
125. Withers, C., Finnegan, D. and Higgitt, R. 2006: Geography's other histories? Geography and science in the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1831-c.1933. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 31, 433-51.
126. Wolfart, P.D. 2008: MappinT the early modern state: the work of Ignaz Ambros Amman, 1782-1812. Journal of Historical Geography, 34, 1-23.
127. Woodward, D., editor 2007: The history of cartography. Volume 3: The European Renaissance. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.