This Handbook sets out what it is that human geography does in coming to know, assess and live the world.

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Methodological Prologue
• Introduction
• About Conversations in Human Geography
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• Notes on the Editors and Contributors
• IMAGINING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES
• Place - Tim Cresswell
• MobilitiesJohanna L. Waters
• Inhabiting - Jacques Lévy
• Difference - Katharyne Mitchell
• More-than-human Geographies - Beth Greenhough
• Nature-society - Andrea J. Nightingale
• Transformations - Daniel Clayton
• Critique - Alastair Bonnett
• Geo-historiographies - Trevor J. Barnes
• PRACTISING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES
• Capturing - Matthew W. Wilson; Sarah Elwood
• Noticing - Eric Laurier
• Representing - Anna Barford
• Writing (Somewhere) - Juliet J. Fall
• Researching - Meghan Cope
• Producing: Educating Reeta Mia - Mia Gray
• Engaging - Jane Willis
• Educating - Jennifer Hill; Avril Maddrell
• Advocacy - Audrey Kobayashi; Meghan Brooks; Sarah de Leeuw; Nathaniel Lewis; Catherine Nolin; Cheryl Sutherland
• LIVING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES
• Ethics - Elizabeth Olson
• Economy - Marianna Pavlovskaya; Kevin St. Martin
• Society - Jamie Winders
• Culture - Patricia L. Price
• Politics - David Featherstone
• Words - Cheryl McGeachan; Chris Philo
• Power - Louise Amoore
• Development - Katie Willis
• Bodies - Rachel Silvey; Jean-François Bissonnette
• Identities - Robyn Dowling; Katharine McKinnon
• Demographies - Elspeth Graham
• Health - Matthew Sparke
• Resistance - Sarah Wright
• CONVERSATIONS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: TRANSCRIPTS
• Geography and geographical thought - David Livingstone; Doreen Massey
• Nature and society - Sarah Whatmore; Susan Owens
• Geography and geographical practice - Katherine Gibson; Susan J. Smith
• Editors’ discussion - Roger Lee; Sarah Elwood; Noel Castree; Susan M. Roberts; Rob Kitchin