History of Geomorphology

On the nature of geo-history, with reflections on the histioriography of geomorphology, Gordon L.Herries Davies Les Meconnus - 18th-century French pioneers of geomorphology, Francois Ellenberger worlds apart - 18th century writings on rivers, lakes and the terraqueous globe, Keith Tinkler James Hutton's role in the history of geomorphology, Dennis R.Dean the turning of the worm - early 19th-century concepts of soil in Britain - the development of ideas and ideas of development, 1834-1843, Brian T.Bunting James Forbes on the Mer de Glace in 1842 - early quantification in geomorphology, Frank F.Cunningham extraordinary and terrifying metamorphosis - on the seismic causes of slope instability, David Alexander from colonial science to scientific independence - Australian reef geomorphology in the 19th century, D.R.Stoddart European science in high Asia - geomorphology in the Karakoram Himalaya to 1939, Kenneth Hewitt eustasy to plate tectonics - unifying ideas on the evolution of the major features of the earth's surface, R.P.Beckinsale and R.D.Beckinsale reconstructing the chronology of Lake Bonneville - an historical review, Dorothy Sack different aspects of Polish geomorphology - palaeogeogrphic, dynamic and applied, Leszek Starkel a tribute to John Hack by his friends and colleagues, Waite R.Osterkamp a perspective on geomorphology in the 20th century - links to the past and future, John D.Vitek

Geography · Geomorphology · Physical geography · Geology · Landslides and related hazards · Science and Climate Studies

• Late Pleistocene to early Holocene lake level and paleoclimate insights from Stansbury Island, Bonneville basin, Utah

  Open Access•Shela J Patrickson, Dorothy Sack et al.•Quaternary Research•2010

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