GeoHumanities: art, history, text at the edge of place

Machine generated contents note: 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.