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Intro
Contents
1 Introduction
References
Part I Theoretical Contributions and Challenges for Brazilian Geography
2 Critical Geography: From the Office to the Streets
2.1 Introduction
2.2 "The Crisis of and in Geography"
2.3 The Unity of Crisis-Criticism
2.4 Geography Comes to the Streets
2.5 A Pause for Reflection: At Coffee Break
2.6 Geography in the Streets: The AGB-"A Necessary Breath of Fresh Air"
2.7 Final Reflection
References
3 Far Beyond the 'Natural Environment': Geography at the Crossroads of the Capitalocene
3.1 'Anthropocene,' 'Capitalocene'... and the Geographers
3.2 From the 'Natural Environment' to the Concrete Environment to the Environment-Territory-Place Approach
3.3 Better Late Than Never: The Emergence of Environmental Geography
3.4 The Capitalocene at the (Semi-)periphery of World Capitalism
3.5 Conclusion: Escaping the Twentieth Century
References
4 Brazilian Geography and the Study of Territorial Formation
4.1 The Presence of the Past: Immanent Permanence
4.2 The Case of the Colony that Was the Seat of the Metropole
4.3 Historical Geographies, Histories of Geography and Territorial Formation in Brazil
4.4 Eternal Returns in the Territorial Formation of Brazil
References
5 Man is His Being in the World. Geography and Geographicity
5.1 Geographicity
5.2 The Forms of Geographicity
5.3 Primitive Accumulation and the Framework of Modern Geographicity
5.4 The Adventures of Autopoiesis
5.5 The Spatial Malaise of Modern Society
References
6 Physical Geography and the Study of Environmental Problems: The Brazilian Contribution
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Physical Geography Post-1970s
6.3 From Studies of Nature to the Environment
6.4 Environmental Studies, Topics Covered
6.5 The Debate and Paths of Environmental Analysis in Brazil
6.6 Final Notes
References
7 The Study of Cities in Brazilian Geography
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Pioneers in Brazilian Urban Geography
7.3 Brazilian Cities Analysed by Urban Geographers
7.4 The Production of Urban Geography Over the Last 30 years (1989-2021)
7.5 The National Symposia on Urban Geography (Simpurbs)
7.6 The Cidades Journal
7.7 Conclusions
References
8 The Production of Urban Space and "Critical Geography"
8.1 From Geography to Metageography
8.2 Repercussions of This Investigation
8.2.1 The Level of Social Relations Producing Space
8.2.2 The Accumulation of Capital as a Moment of the Reproduction of Urban Space
8.3 The Struggles for Space in Space
8.4 Conclusion
References
9 Dialogues on Brazilian Political Geography and Its Perspectives in the Twenty-First Century
9.1 Political Geography and Geopolitics in Brazil: Traditions and Changes
9.2 Geopolitics of Knowledge
Contents
1 Introduction
References
Part I Theoretical Contributions and Challenges for Brazilian Geography
2 Critical Geography: From the Office to the Streets
2.1 Introduction
2.2 "The Crisis of and in Geography"
2.3 The Unity of Crisis-Criticism
2.4 Geography Comes to the Streets
2.5 A Pause for Reflection: At Coffee Break
2.6 Geography in the Streets: The AGB-"A Necessary Breath of Fresh Air"
2.7 Final Reflection
References
3 Far Beyond the 'Natural Environment': Geography at the Crossroads of the Capitalocene
3.1 'Anthropocene,' 'Capitalocene'... and the Geographers
3.2 From the 'Natural Environment' to the Concrete Environment to the Environment-Territory-Place Approach
3.3 Better Late Than Never: The Emergence of Environmental Geography
3.4 The Capitalocene at the (Semi-)periphery of World Capitalism
3.5 Conclusion: Escaping the Twentieth Century
References
4 Brazilian Geography and the Study of Territorial Formation
4.1 The Presence of the Past: Immanent Permanence
4.2 The Case of the Colony that Was the Seat of the Metropole
4.3 Historical Geographies, Histories of Geography and Territorial Formation in Brazil
4.4 Eternal Returns in the Territorial Formation of Brazil
References
5 Man is His Being in the World. Geography and Geographicity
5.1 Geographicity
5.2 The Forms of Geographicity
5.3 Primitive Accumulation and the Framework of Modern Geographicity
5.4 The Adventures of Autopoiesis
5.5 The Spatial Malaise of Modern Society
References
6 Physical Geography and the Study of Environmental Problems: The Brazilian Contribution
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Physical Geography Post-1970s
6.3 From Studies of Nature to the Environment
6.4 Environmental Studies, Topics Covered
6.5 The Debate and Paths of Environmental Analysis in Brazil
6.6 Final Notes
References
7 The Study of Cities in Brazilian Geography
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Pioneers in Brazilian Urban Geography
7.3 Brazilian Cities Analysed by Urban Geographers
7.4 The Production of Urban Geography Over the Last 30 years (1989-2021)
7.5 The National Symposia on Urban Geography (Simpurbs)
7.6 The Cidades Journal
7.7 Conclusions
References
8 The Production of Urban Space and "Critical Geography"
8.1 From Geography to Metageography
8.2 Repercussions of This Investigation
8.2.1 The Level of Social Relations Producing Space
8.2.2 The Accumulation of Capital as a Moment of the Reproduction of Urban Space
8.3 The Struggles for Space in Space
8.4 Conclusion
References
9 Dialogues on Brazilian Political Geography and Its Perspectives in the Twenty-First Century
9.1 Political Geography and Geopolitics in Brazil: Traditions and Changes
9.2 Geopolitics of Knowledge