Author Description

Introducing The Geohumanities / Michael Dear -- Pt. I Creative Places -- Geocreativity / Michael Dear -- 1. Creativity And Place / Michael Dear -- 2. Experimental Geography: An Interview With Trevor Paglen, Oakland, Ca, February 17, 2009 / Michael Dear -- 3. Drive-by Tijuana / Rene Peralta -- 4.[fake] Fake Estates: Reconsidering Gordon Matta-clark's Fake Estates / Martin Hogue -- 5. The City Formerly Known As Cambridge: A Useless Map By The Institute For Infinitely Small Things / Kanarinka -- 6. Undisciplined Geography: Notes From The Field Of Contemporary Art / Emily Eliza Scott -- 7. Codex Profundo / Gustavo Leclerc -- Pt. Ii Spatial Literacies -- Geotexts / Sarah Luria -- 8.the Stratified Record Upon Which We Set Our Feet: The Spatial Turn And The Multilayering Of History, Geography, And Geology / Peta Mitchell -- 9. Monument Of Myth: Finding Robert Moses Through Geographic Fiction / Timothy Mennel --10. Fate And Redemption In New Orleans: Or, Why Geographers Should Care About Narrative Form / Barbara Eckstein -- 11. Wordmaps / Howard Horowitz -- 12. Using Early Modern Maps In Literary Studies: Views And Caveats From London / Janelle Jenstad -- 13.along Broadway 2009 / Robbert Flick -- 14. Thoreau's Geopoetics / Sarah Luria -- Pt. Iii Visual Geographies -- Geoimagery / Jim Ketchum -- 15. El Otro Lado De La Linealthe Other Side Of The Line / Norma Iglesias-prieto -- 16. The Space Of Ambiguity: Sophie Ristelhueber's Aerial Perspective / Caren Kaplan -- 17. Counter-geographies In The Sahara / Ursula Biemann -- 18. Laura Kurgan, September 11, And The Art Of Critical Geography / Jim Ketchum -- 19. The Earth Exposed: How Geographers Use Art And Science In Their Exploration Of The Earth From Space / Stephen S. Young -- 20. Disorientation Guides: Cartography As Artistic Medium / Lize Mogel -- 21. Avarice And Tenderness In Cinematic Landscapes Of The American West / Deborah P. Dixon -- 22. Altered Landscapes / Philip Govedare -- Pt. Iv Spatial Histories -- Geohistories / Douglas Richardson -- 23. Mapping Time / Edward L. Ayers -- 24. Humanities Gis: Place, Spatial Storytelling, And Immersive Visualization In The Humanities / L. Jesse Rouse -- 25. Without Limits: Ancient History And Gis / Wolfgang Moschek -- 26. History And Gis: Railways, Population Change, And Agricultural Development In Late Nineteenth-century Wales / Jordi Marti-henneberg -- 27. Spatiality And The Social Web: Resituating Authoritative Content / Ian Johnson -- 28. Teaching Race And History With Historical Gis: Lessons From Mapping The Du Bois Philadelphia Negro / Amy Hillier -- 29. Ha'ahonua: Using Giscience To Link Hawaiian And Western Knowledge About The Environment / Matthews M. Hamabata -- 30. What Do Humanists Want? What Do Humanists Need? What Might Humanists Get? / Peter K Bol -- Afterword -- Historical Moments In The Rise Of The Geohumanities / Michael Dear. Edited By Michael Dear [and Others]. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.