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Article: New findings from A. Latham and co-researchers in the area of physical geography described.
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- Science Letter
- Article date:
- September 8, 2009
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"Thinking about and with images has long been central to the practice of geographical fieldwork. This paper considers how the participation of images in urban-based fieldwork might be understood in the wake of non-representational theories," researchers in London, the United Kingdom report (see also Physical Geography).
"Drawing upon our experience of co-teaching an urban-based field course in Berlin, we discuss three ways in which such theories allow us to make more of the participation of images in the thinking-spaces of urban fieldwork. Specifically, we consider how images afford opportunities for attending to everyday ecologies of materials and things; for ...