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N. 1 (2024)

Ritorno alla geografia umanistica di David Seamon: prime riflessioni

  • Francesco Formigari
  • Lucia Masotti
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/rgioa1-2024oa17380
Inviata
28 febbraio 2024
Pubblicato
21-03-2024

Abstract

Il contributo si propone di esaminare l’approccio del geografo David Seamon in relazione a una delle sue opere più conosciute e influenti. Collocate le teorie e la metodologia di Seamon nel quadro della geografia umanistica coeva e in quello del pensiero fenomenologico, il contributo analizza alcuni studi direttamente legati alle intuizioni di Seamon e ne dimostra, infine, tanto il valore attuale quanto i potenziali impieghi per lo sviluppo di nuove analisi geografiche dei luoghi.

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