The Routledge Handbook of Methodologies in Human Geography (Paperback, 1)

Introduction  Part I: Origins, Reflections and Debates  1 The Great Debate in Mid-Twentieth-Century American Geography: Fred K. Schaefer vs. Richard Hartshorne  2. The Archive and the Field: Methodological Procedures and Research Outcomes in the Work of Carl O. Sauer (1889-1975)  3. The Quantitative Revolution  4. Towards Interdisciplinarity: The Relationship between GIS/GIScience/Cartography and Human Geography  5. Reflections on Human Geography’s Methodological ‘Turns’  6. For an Intersectional Sensibility: Feminisms in Geography  7. Making Space for Indigenous Intelligence, Sovereignty and Relevance in Geographic Research  8. Geohumanities: An Evolving Methodology  Part II: Methodologies of Human Geography’s Sub-Disciplines  9. Affective Landscapes: Capturing Emotions in Place  10. Geography’s Sexual Orientations: Queering the Where, the What, and the How  11. Political Geographies: Assemblage Theory as Methodology  12. Indigenous Geographies: Researching and De-colonising Environmental Narratives  13. Storytelling in Anti-colonial Geographies: Caribbean Methodologies with World-Making Possibilities  14. Historical Geographies: Geographical Antagonism and Archives  15. Black Geographies: Methodological Reflections  16. Digital Geographies and Everyday Life: Space, Materiality, Agency  17. GIS Science: Addressing Aggregation and Uncertainty  18. Health Geographies and Big Data Adventures: Methodological innovations, opportunities and challenges  19. Geographies of Disability: On the potential of Mixed Methods  20. Methodologies for Animal Geographies: Approaches Within and Beyond the Human  21. Urban Geographies: Comparative and Relational Urbanism  22. Economic Geographies: Navigating Research and Activism  23. Geographies of Education: Data, Scale/Mobilities and Pedagogies  24. Children’s Geographies: Playing with Participatory Methods  25. Anarchist Research Within and Without the Academy: Everyday Geographies and the Methods of Emancipation  Part III: Cross-cutting Issues in Human Geography Methodologies  Section Introduction  26. Politics, Institutions and Place: Researching Sensitive Subjects in Urban Contexts  27. Navigating Ruralities in Human Geography Research: Reflections from Fieldwork in Complex Rural Settings  28. Participatory Geographies: From Community-Engaged to Community Led Research  29. The Methodological Implications of Integrating Lived Experience in Geographic Research on Inequalities  30. What Role for More-Than-Representational, More-Than-Human Inquiry?  31. Dear Feminist Collective: How Does One Take Up Slow Scholarship (in the Midst of Crises)?  32. Refining research methodologies to make a difference in policy