Concept information
Preferred term
extreme geography
Definition
- Extreme human geography is a critique that celebrates odd juxtapositions; it is not to be confused with extreme physical geography, which has its own distinct cabinet of remarkable curiosities. Extreme geography as a recurring subversive idea in the history of geographic thought manifests as fantasy mapping, counterfactual geographies, science fiction spaces/places, and other imaginative social critiques. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Extreme Geography]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-Z5SB8J1B-G
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