Anne Buttimer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 188389 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anne Buttimer |
| PRENOMES | Anne |
| SOBRENOME | Buttimer |
| ASSINATURA | BUTTIMER A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University College Dublin |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 39 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 463 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
The Human Experience of Space and Place
Phenomenology strives for the actualization of contact. As a way of study it seeks to meet the things of the world as those things are in themselves and so describe them. Geography studies the earth as the dwelling place of man. As one of its tasks, it seeks to understand how people live in relation to everyday places, spaces, and environments. A phenomenological geography borrows from both fields of knowing and directs its attention to the essen…
Academia Europaea Welcomes Insight on Turkey and Europe
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Foreword and Introduction
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Straddling the Iron Curtain? Immigrants, Immigrant Organisations, War MemoriesMachteld Venken Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main, 2011
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Introduction Moralities And Imagination
Afterword
Several decades ago at an AAG session on cultural geography, Eric Isaac ended his exposition on the geography of religion with a gesture, “Here I am, ready for inquisition!” Fully clad as a Dominic
Bridging the Americas
2006). Bridging the Americas: Humboldtian Legacies. Geographical Review: Vol. 96, No. 3, pp. vi-ix
Edgar kant (1902–1978)
It is indeed a joy to speak about Edgar Kant on this occasion which celebrates the hundredth anniversary of his birth. His lifepath traversed only two‐thirds of this eventful century, yet he did experience directly many of its dreams and realities, the passion and pain of war and peace, of economic boom and bust, of national liberation, scientific revolutions, exile and the traumas of geopolitical transformations. The twentieth century also witne…
Human geography as social science
Beyond Humboldtian science and Goethe’s way of science
Jenseits Humboldtianischer Wissenschaft und Goethes Wissenschaftsverstandnis: Herausforderungen der Geographie Alexander von Humboldts Der Beitrag beschreibt einige wegweisende Arbeiten Alexander von Humboldts (1769-1859) vor dem Hintergrund seiner Korrespondenz mitjohann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) sowie seiner Reisen durch Amerika (1799-1804). Zwei unter schiedliche Wissenschaftsverstandnisse werden gegeniibergestellt: Das ?Hiimboldtianisch…
Nature and Identity in Cross-Cultural Perspective
Geography's Contested Stories
Geography lies at the heart of scholarly traditions in many world civilisations, inviting enquiry into the nature of the universe and the dynamics of the earth, prompting exploration and adventure, the naming and claiming of territory, and theories about relationships between human societies and their environments. As an academic discipline and a formal course in universities and schools, geography has acquired other histories, few uncontested. D…
Circuits of calories
A dramatic increase in volumes of commodity flow during the latter part of the 20th century reflects the fulfilment of postwar ideals of economic growth, but also imply serious challenges to the social and ecological integrity of places and regions. The record of imports and exports of food and energy products for Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden during the 1960–90 period illustrate some of the built-in contradictions between rhetoric…
Circuits of calories
Buttimer, A. 1974
Gatekeeping geography through national independence
Gralshüter" der Geographie im Kontext nationaler Unabhängigkeit: Die Beispiele Harvard und Dublin Der Stellung der Geographie als Wissenschaft spiegelt die wechselnden Geschicke von Nationen und Staaten wider, blühend in Zeiten gesellschaftlichen Selbstvertrauens, des Altruismus oder der expansionistischen Herausforderung; erschlaffend beim Rückzug auf Routineaufgaben nationaler Haushaltsführung und Bestandsaufnahme, im Schreiben von Lehrbüchern …
Geography and the Human Spirit
Geography and the Human Spirit
Buttimer, A., 1976
Commentary 1 This article appeared in a classic number of the Annals. Some of the best younger talents in the Association of American Geographers were commissioned to show the state of the art of American geography to the 1976 IGU Congress in Moscow. There was no overall theme but one emerged none the less. With articles by Yi-Fu Tuan on humanistic geography, Robert Sack on magic and space, David Ward on the mythology of the Victorian slum and Le…
Geography and the Human Spirit
Geography and the Human Spirit
IGU commission on the history of geographic thought
Geography, Humanism, and Global Concern 1
This paper frames a perspective on the history of Western humanism, its role in shaping geographical inquiry through the centuries, and its essential message for the future practice of the discipline. Humanism is defined as the liberation cry of humanity, voiced at times and places where the integrity of life or thought was threatened or compromised, or when fresh horizons beckoned. The modes whereby the humanist spirit has been negotiated within…
Life experience as a catalyst for cross‐disciplinary communication
The international dialogue project, based at the University of Lund, has amassed over 100 video‐taped interviews with academics in geography and related fields. It offers great potential for teachers wishing to explore the oral history of geography, the role of language and social structures in shaping research, and cultural differences in the development of the subject. An evaluation of the project in teaching students in North America, Ireland …
Grasping the Dynamism of Lifeworld
Recent attempts by geographers to explore the human experience of space have focused on overt behavior and its cognitive foundations. The language and style of our descriptions, however, often fail to speak in categories appropriate for the elucidation of lived experience, and we need to evaluate our modes of knowing in the light of modes of being in the everyday world. Phenomenologists provide some guidelines for this task. They point to the pre…
Dwelling, Place and Environment
This volume focuses on the question of how people might see and understand the natural and built environments in a deeper, more perceptive way. Why are places important to people, and can designers and policy-makers create better places? Contributors include architects, philosophers and architects
The Human Experience of Space and Place
Phenomenology strives for the actualization of contact. As a way of study it seeks to meet the things of the world as those things are in themselves and so describe them. Geography studies the earth as the dwelling place of man. As one of its tasks, it seeks to understand how people live in relation to everyday places, spaces, and environments. A phenomenological geography borrows from both fields of knowing and directs its attention to the essen…
Society and Milieu in the French Geographic Tradition
Social Space in Interdisciplinary Perspective
The concept of social space (l'espace social) was defined and illustrated by Maximillien Sorre in reference to ethnic, religious, and language groups. Paul-Henri Chombart de Lauwe distinguished between objective social space (the spatial framework set by ecological and cultural conditions) and subjective social space (the space perceptions of a particular group), hypothesizing that in an urban context where a discrepancy between these two framewo…
Musing on Helicon
On Mount Helicon dwelt the nine Muses, each presiding over a special art: Clio (history), Melpomene (tragedy), Calliope (epic poetry) Erato (lyric poetry), Thalia (comedy and pastoral poetry), Euterpe (music), Polhymnia (rhetoric and mime), Terpsichore (dance and choral singing), and Urania (astronomy). It was told that the beautiful Narcissus, in his sixteeneth year, first saw his reflection on one of the many fountains of Helicon. He did not li…
Geography, Humanism, and Global Concern 1
This paper frames a perspective on the history of Western humanism, its role in shaping geographical inquiry through the centuries, and its essential message for the future practice of the discipline. Humanism is defined as the liberation cry of humanity, voiced at times and places where the integrity of life or thought was threatened or compromised, or when fresh horizons beckoned. The modes whereby the humanist spirit has been negotiated within…
Afterword
Several decades ago at an AAG session on cultural geography, Eric Isaac ended his exposition on the geography of religion with a gesture, “Here I am, ready for inquisition!” Fully clad as a Dominic
Geography and the Human Spirit
Edgar kant (1902–1978)
It is indeed a joy to speak about Edgar Kant on this occasion which celebrates the hundredth anniversary of his birth. His lifepath traversed only two‐thirds of this eventful century, yet he did experience directly many of its dreams and realities, the passion and pain of war and peace, of economic boom and bust, of national liberation, scientific revolutions, exile and the traumas of geopolitical transformations. The twentieth century also witne…
Buttimer, A. 1974
Life experience as a catalyst for cross‐disciplinary communication
The international dialogue project, based at the University of Lund, has amassed over 100 video‐taped interviews with academics in geography and related fields. It offers great potential for teachers wishing to explore the oral history of geography, the role of language and social structures in shaping research, and cultural differences in the development of the subject. An evaluation of the project in teaching students in North America, Ireland …
Geography's Contested Stories
Geography lies at the heart of scholarly traditions in many world civilisations, inviting enquiry into the nature of the universe and the dynamics of the earth, prompting exploration and adventure, the naming and claiming of territory, and theories about relationships between human societies and their environments. As an academic discipline and a formal course in universities and schools, geography has acquired other histories, few uncontested. D…
Geography and the Human Spirit
Geography and the Human Spirit
Reason, Rationality, and Human Creativity
(1979). Reason, Rationality, and Human Creativity. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography: Vol. 61, No. 1, pp. 43-49
Health and Welfare
“In the face of the number of people we have come to be and the powerful forces we must command, bureaucracy is fated to proliferate. Function will seek to mold us to its needs which we take to be our own. Nothing will help us except each man's countervailing conviction that he is personally responsible for his client and neighbor” (Schorr, 1968, p. 14)
Social Space in Interdisciplinary Perspective
The concept of social space (l'espace social) was defined and illustrated by Maximillien Sorre in reference to ethnic, religious, and language groups. Paul-Henri Chombart de Lauwe distinguished between objective social space (the spatial framework set by ecological and cultural conditions) and subjective social space (the space perceptions of a particular group), hypothesizing that in an urban context where a discrepancy between these two framewo…
Health and Welfare
“In the face of the number of people we have come to be and the powerful forces we must command, bureaucracy is fated to proliferate. Function will seek to mold us to its needs which we take to be our own. Nothing will help us except each man's countervailing conviction that he is personally responsible for his client and neighbor” (Schorr, 1968, p. 14)
Society and Milieu in the French Geographic Tradition
Grasping the Dynamism of Lifeworld
Recent attempts by geographers to explore the human experience of space have focused on overt behavior and its cognitive foundations. The language and style of our descriptions, however, often fail to speak in categories appropriate for the elucidation of lived experience, and we need to evaluate our modes of knowing in the light of modes of being in the everyday world. Phenomenologists provide some guidelines for this task. They point to the pre…
Le temps, l'espace et le monde vécu
Cet article essaie d'évaluer les implications des courants phénoménologiques et existentialistes pour la géographie. Le relativisme socio-culturel conteste des modèles de recherche que la pratique contemporaine n'avait pas questionnés. En transposant la notion de Lebenswelt (monde vécu) en termes de genre de vie, on présente un schéma d'analyse qui pourrait encourager la réflexion critique sur (a) les rapports sociologiques et les relations de po…
Reason, Rationality, and Human Creativity
(1979). Reason, Rationality, and Human Creativity. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography: Vol. 61, No. 1, pp. 43-49
The Human Experience of Space and Place
The Human Experience of Space and Place
(1981). The Human Experience of Space and Place. Economic Geography: Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 275-278
Musing on Helicon
On Mount Helicon dwelt the nine Muses, each presiding over a special art: Clio (history), Melpomene (tragedy), Calliope (epic poetry) Erato (lyric poetry), Thalia (comedy and pastoral poetry), Euterpe (music), Polhymnia (rhetoric and mime), Terpsichore (dance and choral singing), and Urania (astronomy). It was told that the beautiful Narcissus, in his sixteeneth year, first saw his reflection on one of the many fountains of Helicon. He did not li…
The Human Experience of Space and Place
Nature, water symbols, and the human quest for wholeness
Dwelling, Place and Environment
This volume focuses on the question of how people might see and understand the natural and built environments in a deeper, more perceptive way. Why are places important to people, and can designers and policy-makers create better places? Contributors include architects, philosophers and architects
The Practice of Geography
The Practice of Geography
Life experience as a catalyst for cross‐disciplinary communication
The international dialogue project, based at the University of Lund, has amassed over 100 video‐taped interviews with academics in geography and related fields. It offers great potential for teachers wishing to explore the oral history of geography, the role of language and social structures in shaping research, and cultural differences in the development of the subject. An evaluation of the project in teaching students in North America, Ireland …
IGU commission on the history of geographic thought
Geography, Humanism, and Global Concern 1
This paper frames a perspective on the history of Western humanism, its role in shaping geographical inquiry through the centuries, and its essential message for the future practice of the discipline. Humanism is defined as the liberation cry of humanity, voiced at times and places where the integrity of life or thought was threatened or compromised, or when fresh horizons beckoned. The modes whereby the humanist spirit has been negotiated within…
Geography and the Human Spirit
Buttimer, A., 1976
Commentary 1 This article appeared in a classic number of the Annals. Some of the best younger talents in the Association of American Geographers were commissioned to show the state of the art of American geography to the 1976 IGU Congress in Moscow. There was no overall theme but one emerged none the less. With articles by Yi-Fu Tuan on humanistic geography, Robert Sack on magic and space, David Ward on the mythology of the Victorian slum and Le…
Geography and the Human Spirit
Gatekeeping geography through national independence
Gralshüter" der Geographie im Kontext nationaler Unabhängigkeit: Die Beispiele Harvard und Dublin Der Stellung der Geographie als Wissenschaft spiegelt die wechselnden Geschicke von Nationen und Staaten wider, blühend in Zeiten gesellschaftlichen Selbstvertrauens, des Altruismus oder der expansionistischen Herausforderung; erschlaffend beim Rückzug auf Routineaufgaben nationaler Haushaltsführung und Bestandsaufnahme, im Schreiben von Lehrbüchern …
Geography and the Human Spirit
Geography and the Human Spirit
Circuits of calories
A dramatic increase in volumes of commodity flow during the latter part of the 20th century reflects the fulfilment of postwar ideals of economic growth, but also imply serious challenges to the social and ecological integrity of places and regions. The record of imports and exports of food and energy products for Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden during the 1960–90 period illustrate some of the built-in contradictions between rhetoric…
Circuits of calories
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