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Hilary Winchester on Sarah James: James, S. (1990) Is there a place for children in geography? Area 22(3): 278-283. (ISSN 0004-0894) : [review]

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posted on 2022-03-21, 05:29 authored by Hilary WinchesterHilary Winchester
This is a small article which asks a big question – ‘where are the children in geography?’ To me it asked a parallel question to that posed by Monk and Hanson’s (1982) paper – ‘Where are the women in geography?’. While Monk and Hanson could pinpoint the gender-blindness of much contemporary research in human geography, it was more difficult to track and explain geography’s myopia towards children.

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23

End Page

23

Number of Pages

1

Publisher

Limited Life Working Party on Children, Youth and Families of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers

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London, UK

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  • No

External Author Affiliations

University of South Australia;

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  • No

Parent Title

Area, volume 22, no. 3, pp. 278-283

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