J M Blaut
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 116537 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J M Blaut |
| NOMBRES | J M |
| APELLIDO | Blaut |
| FIRMA | BLAUT J M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 225 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1959 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
A Cross‐Cultural Study of Young Children's Mapping Abilities
The mapping abilities of four‐year‐old children in York, England, Durban, South Africa, Tehran, Iran, Mexico City, Mexico and Evanston, Illinois, USA were investigated, using a methodology involving air‐photo identification and simulated navigation on an air photo. The results show that essential mapping abilities (perspective and scale transformations) are well developed by the age of four in these cultures, and provide some evidence in support …
Evaluating Imperialism
The Mapping Abilities of Young Children
(1997). The Mapping Abilities of Young Children. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 87, No. 1, pp. 152-158
Piagetian Pessimism and the Mapping Abilities of Young Children
(1997). Piagetian Pessimism and the Mapping Abilities of Young Children: A Rejoinder to Liben and Downs. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 87, No. 1, pp. 168-177
The Colonizer's Model of the World
Robert Brenner in the Tunnel of Time
S Robert Brenner is a follower of one tradition in Marxism that is as diffusionist, as Eurocentric, as any conservative position. Within one of the most egalitarian of all socio‐political doctrines, this is a tradition that believes in the historical superiority of Europeans over non‐Europeans. Eurocentric Marxists are not racist, nor even prejudiced, but most of them believe that Europe is the fountainhead of civilization, the permanent source o…
The Debate on Colonialism, Eurocentricism and History
Political geography debates no. 3
The Theory of Cultural Racism
VI. Response to comments by Frank, Amin, Dodgshon and Palan
The rise and fall of the plantation complex
The National Question - Decolonising the Theory of Nationalism
Colonialism and the Rise of Capitalism
When did Europe rise
Diffusionism
Diffusionism assumes that (1) inventiveness is rare and therefore diffusion accounts for nearly all significant culture change and (2) certain places are permanent loci of invention and thus are more advanced and more progressive than other places. If, however, inventiveness and innovativeness are assumed to be uniformly distributed, different spatial models emerge, different diffusion processes gain salience, inadequacies of current diffusion-of…
A Theory of Nationalism
Geographic Models of Imperialism
Critical Geographies introduces students, scholars and activists to wide-ranging approaches, topics and theories associated with critical geographical scholarship. A selection of thirty-six chapters of previously published work, spanning over 150 years, is organized into four thematic sections with editorial introductions, addressing the themes of critical reflection within academic geography, theorizing the relationship between space and society…
The Ghetto as an Internal Neo-Colony
Assimilation Versus Ghettoization
Pringle on “Bourgeois Nationalist Ideology”
Nationalism as An Autonomous Force
A Radical Critique of Cultural Geography
Nairn on Nationalism
Response to Slater
Theses on Peasantry
The Theory of Cultural Racism
Diffusionism
Diffusionism assumes that (1) inventiveness is rare and therefore diffusion accounts for nearly all significant culture change and (2) certain places are permanent loci of invention and thus are more advanced and more progressive than other places. If, however, inventiveness and innovativeness are assumed to be uniformly distributed, different spatial models emerge, different diffusion processes gain salience, inadequacies of current diffusion-of…
Studies of Geographic Learning
Cross-cultural and developmental research on the untaught mapping abilities of children aged five through ten suggests that mapping behavior is a normal and important process in human development, and that map learning begins long before the child encounters formal geography and cartography. The results of this research may lead to new strategies in early geographic education and new insights on early geographic learning
A Cross‐Cultural Study of Young Children's Mapping Abilities
The mapping abilities of four‐year‐old children in York, England, Durban, South Africa, Tehran, Iran, Mexico City, Mexico and Evanston, Illinois, USA were investigated, using a methodology involving air‐photo identification and simulated navigation on an air photo. The results show that essential mapping abilities (perspective and scale transformations) are well developed by the age of four in these cultures, and provide some evidence in support …
Geographic Models of Imperialism
Imperialism, as I speak of it here, is white exploitation of the non-white world, a plague that began some 500 years ago on the West African coast and spread across the globe. cured by emancipation, by decolonialization, or by economic development (which suffers from the same disease). at times by revolution, for instance in China and Cuba. One such cure is now underway in Indochina. which we see in Indochina and elsewhere: course without armed i…
The Mapping Abilities of Young Children
(1997). The Mapping Abilities of Young Children. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 87, No. 1, pp. 152-158
Imperialism
Where Was Capitalism Born
Colonialism and the Rise of Capitalism
The Ghetto as an Internal Neo‐Colony
Political geography debates no. 3
The Theory of Development
Piagetian Pessimism and the Mapping Abilities of Young Children
(1997). Piagetian Pessimism and the Mapping Abilities of Young Children: A Rejoinder to Liben and Downs. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 87, No. 1, pp. 168-177
Robert Brenner in the Tunnel of Time
S Robert Brenner is a follower of one tradition in Marxism that is as diffusionist, as Eurocentric, as any conservative position. Within one of the most egalitarian of all socio‐political doctrines, this is a tradition that believes in the historical superiority of Europeans over non‐Europeans. Eurocentric Marxists are not racist, nor even prejudiced, but most of them believe that Europe is the fountainhead of civilization, the permanent source o…
The rise and fall of the plantation complex
A Theory of Nationalism
Jingo Geography (Part I)
The Ghetto as an Internal Neo-Colony
Assimilation Versus Ghettoization
A Radical Critique of Cultural Geography
Nairn on Nationalism
Space, Structure and Maps
Microgeographic Sampling a Quantitative Approach to Regional Agricultural Geography
1 See discussions in P. E. James and C. F. Jones, Edits., A merican Geography: Inventory and Prospect, Syracuse University, 1954: One [frontier of regional study] has to do with the procedure for the selection of sample studies. . . . Students of statistics have devised samipling procedures with a high degree of reliability; students of regions are challenged to propose procedures for sampling areal rather than numerical groupings ([Derwent Whitt…
Pringle on “Bourgeois Nationalist Ideology”
Are Puerto Ricans a National Minority
Some sectors of the North American left are convinced that Puerto Ricans in the United States do not belong to the Puerto Rican nation, that the community is merely a "national minority"—an ethnic subdivision of a different nation, the United States. This national-minority theory bears some resemblance to the old idea of the melting pot, or at least to its liberal variant ("Puerto Rican-Americans," "minority rights," etc.), but there is said to b…
Microgeographic Sampling a Quantitative Approach to Regional Agricultural Geography
1 See discussions in P. E. James and C. F. Jones, Edits., A merican Geography: Inventory and Prospect, Syracuse University, 1954: One [frontier of regional study] has to do with the procedure for the selection of sample studies. . . . Students of statistics have devised samipling procedures with a high degree of reliability; students of regions are challenged to propose procedures for sampling areal rather than numerical groupings ([Derwent Whitt…
Rural Land Use and Location Theory
Jingo Geography (Part I)
Geographic Models of Imperialism
Imperialism, as I speak of it here, is white exploitation of the non-white world, a plague that began some 500 years ago on the West African coast and spread across the globe. cured by emancipation, by decolonialization, or by economic development (which suffers from the same disease). at times by revolution, for instance in China and Cuba. One such cure is now underway in Indochina. which we see in Indochina and elsewhere: course without armed i…
Space, Structure and Maps
Studies of Geographic Learning
Cross-cultural and developmental research on the untaught mapping abilities of children aged five through ten suggests that mapping behavior is a normal and important process in human development, and that map learning begins long before the child encounters formal geography and cartography. The results of this research may lead to new strategies in early geographic education and new insights on early geographic learning
The Theory of Development
The Ghetto as an Internal Neo‐Colony
Imperialism
Where Was Capitalism Born
Theses on Peasantry
Are Puerto Ricans a National Minority
Some sectors of the North American left are convinced that Puerto Ricans in the United States do not belong to the Puerto Rican nation, that the community is merely a "national minority"—an ethnic subdivision of a different nation, the United States. This national-minority theory bears some resemblance to the old idea of the melting pot, or at least to its liberal variant ("Puerto Rican-Americans," "minority rights," etc.), but there is said to b…
Response to Slater
A Radical Critique of Cultural Geography
Nairn on Nationalism
Pringle on “Bourgeois Nationalist Ideology”
Nationalism as An Autonomous Force
Assimilation Versus Ghettoization
Geographic Models of Imperialism
Critical Geographies introduces students, scholars and activists to wide-ranging approaches, topics and theories associated with critical geographical scholarship. A selection of thirty-six chapters of previously published work, spanning over 150 years, is organized into four thematic sections with editorial introductions, addressing the themes of critical reflection within academic geography, theorizing the relationship between space and society…
The Ghetto as an Internal Neo-Colony
A Theory of Nationalism
Diffusionism
Diffusionism assumes that (1) inventiveness is rare and therefore diffusion accounts for nearly all significant culture change and (2) certain places are permanent loci of invention and thus are more advanced and more progressive than other places. If, however, inventiveness and innovativeness are assumed to be uniformly distributed, different spatial models emerge, different diffusion processes gain salience, inadequacies of current diffusion-of…
When did Europe rise
The National Question - Decolonising the Theory of Nationalism
Colonialism and the Rise of Capitalism
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