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"Geography, science, and national identity" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction: geography, science and historical geographies of
• 2- knowledge
• 3- New histories of geography and of geographical knowledge
• 4- The social and situated nature of scientific knowledge
• 5- Towards a historical geography of geographical knowledge
• 6- 2 Geography, identity and the making of the nation, 1520-1682
• 7- Geographical knowledge and national identity in early moder
• 8- Europe
• 9- 'Writing Scotland': historical traditions, chorography and national
• 10- identity
• 11- 'Knowing one's bounds': Timothy Pont's chorographical survey of
• 12- Scotland
• 13- Theories of empire and 'Greater Britain': the Union of 1603 as a
• 14- geographical problem
• 15- Symbolising identity: Scotland and Britain display'd, 1604-1661
• 16- 3 Geography, credibility and national knowledge, 1682-1707
• 17- Sibbald's geographies: the production of credible geographical
• 18- knowledge
• 19- Competing geographies, testing credibility
• 20- Sites of knowledge and the public engagement with geography
• 21- Scotland's imperial geographical imagination: empire, union and
• 22- the Darien scheme
• 23- 4 Geography, Enlightenment and the public sphere, 1707-c.1830
• 24- Geography in the Enlightenment: a partial survey
• 25- Geography's public, 1708-1830
• 26- Teaching places: geography in Scottish schools and universities,
• 27- 1727-1821
• 28- 'Visualising the nation': survey, geographical knowledge and
• 29- national identity
• 30- 5 National identity, geographical knowledge and civic enterprise,
• 31- c.1830-1884
• 32- Geography and the public sphere, c. 1830-1860: polite learning
• 33- and civic improvement
• 34- Historical geographies of schools and texts, 1838-1884
• 35- Historical geographies of local natural knowledge: field clubs
• 36- and natural history societies, 1831-1887
• 37- 6 Geography and national identity in an age of high empire,
• 38- 1884-1930
• 39- Institutionalising the subject
• 40- Science and the nature of national survey
• 41- Patrick Geddes, geographical visions and the 'Temple of
• 42- Geography'
• 43- 7 Conclusion: A historical geography of geographical knowledge
• 44- Making the nation, making geography: Scotland's geographical
• 45- constitution
• 46- National identity and geographical practice
• 47- Sites and audiences
• 48- Historical geographies of knowledge
• 49- Appendix Principal respondents to Sir Robert Sibbald's
• 50- geographical queries
• 51- Bibliography
• 52- Index.

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