Simon Naylor James Ryan Ian Cook David Crouch

• List of FiguresList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction: Dead or Alive?PART I - CULTURAL TURNS, GEOGRAPHICAL TURNSIntroduction; The Twistings and Turnings of Geography and Anthropology in winds of Millennium Transition; More Words, More Worlds: Reflections on the 'Cultural Turn' and Human Geography: Taking a Cultural Turn? Struggles Over the Social in Social Policy.PART II - POPULAR CULTURE AND CULTURAL TEXTSIntroduction; The Popular and Geography: Music and Racialized Identities in Aotearoa/New Zealand; Between Academy and Popular Geographies: Cartographic Imaginations and the Cultural Landscape of Sweden: Regions to be Cheerful: Culinary, Authenticity and its Geographies: English Pastoral: Music, Landscape, History and PoliticsPART III - CULTURE AND POLITICAL ECONOMYIntroduction; Critical and Uncritical Cultural Turns; Economy, Culture, Difference and Justice; Virtualism: The Culture of Political Economy; Cultivating Ambivalence: The Unhinging of Culture and Economy; Imagined Regional Communities: Undecidable GeographiesPART IV - NATURE AND SOCIETYIntroduction; Heterogenous Geographies: Reimagining the Spaces of N/nature; Situating Knowledges, Sharing Values and Reaching Collective Decisions: The Cultural Turn in Environmental Decision Making; Socialized Nature: England's Royal and Plantation Forests; Natural Communities: 'The Pauper Question' in the Atlantic Monthly 1880-1884.PART V - SPACES AND SUBJECTIVITIESIntroduction; Five Objects, Geographical Subjects; Placing Anxieties; Landscape Mapping and Symbolic Form: Drawing as a Creative Medium in Cultural Geography.Index

Simon Naylor James Ryan Ian Cook David Crouch

• List of FiguresList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction: Dead or Alive?PART I - CULTURAL TURNS, GEOGRAPHICAL TURNSIntroduction; The Twistings and Turnings of Geography and Anthropology in winds of Millennium Transition; More Words, More Worlds: Reflections on the 'Cultural Turn' and Human Geography: Taking a Cultural Turn? Struggles Over the Social in Social Policy.PART II - POPULAR CULTURE AND CULTURAL TEXTSIntroduction; The Popular and Geography: Music and Racialized Identities in Aotearoa/New Zealand; Between Academy and Popular Geographies: Cartographic Imaginations and the Cultural Landscape of Sweden: Regions to be Cheerful: Culinary, Authenticity and its Geographies: English Pastoral: Music, Landscape, History and PoliticsPART III - CULTURE AND POLITICAL ECONOMYIntroduction; Critical and Uncritical Cultural Turns; Economy, Culture, Difference and Justice; Virtualism: The Culture of Political Economy; Cultivating Ambivalence: The Unhinging of Culture and Economy; Imagined Regional Communities: Undecidable GeographiesPART IV - NATURE AND SOCIETYIntroduction; Heterogenous Geographies: Reimagining the Spaces of N/nature; Situating Knowledges, Sharing Values and Reaching Collective Decisions: The Cultural Turn in Environmental Decision Making; Socialized Nature: England's Royal and Plantation Forests; Natural Communities: 'The Pauper Question' in the Atlantic Monthly 1880-1884.PART V - SPACES AND SUBJECTIVITIESIntroduction; Five Objects, Geographical Subjects; Placing Anxieties; Landscape Mapping and Symbolic Form: Drawing as a Creative Medium in Cultural Geography.Index

Simon Naylor James Ryan Ian Cook David Crouch

• List of FiguresList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction: Dead or Alive?PART I - CULTURAL TURNS, GEOGRAPHICAL TURNSIntroduction; The Twistings and Turnings of Geography and Anthropology in winds of Millennium Transition; More Words, More Worlds: Reflections on the 'Cultural Turn' and Human Geography: Taking a Cultural Turn? Struggles Over the Social in Social Policy.PART II - POPULAR CULTURE AND CULTURAL TEXTSIntroduction; The Popular and Geography: Music and Racialized Identities in Aotearoa/New Zealand; Between Academy and Popular Geographies: Cartographic Imaginations and the Cultural Landscape of Sweden: Regions to be Cheerful: Culinary, Authenticity and its Geographies: English Pastoral: Music, Landscape, History and PoliticsPART III - CULTURE AND POLITICAL ECONOMYIntroduction; Critical and Uncritical Cultural Turns; Economy, Culture, Difference and Justice; Virtualism: The Culture of Political Economy; Cultivating Ambivalence: The Unhinging of Culture and Economy; Imagined Regional Communities: Undecidable GeographiesPART IV - NATURE AND SOCIETYIntroduction; Heterogenous Geographies: Reimagining the Spaces of N/nature; Situating Knowledges, Sharing Values and Reaching Collective Decisions: The Cultural Turn in Environmental Decision Making; Socialized Nature: England's Royal and Plantation Forests; Natural Communities: 'The Pauper Question' in the Atlantic Monthly 1880-1884.PART V - SPACES AND SUBJECTIVITIESIntroduction; Five Objects, Geographical Subjects; Placing Anxieties; Landscape Mapping and Symbolic Form: Drawing as a Creative Medium in Cultural Geography.Index