دانلود کتاب Geographers Biobibliographical Studies

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Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nThe Contributors\nIntroduction\nJean Tricart \r1920–2003\n Education, life and work\n Scientific ideas and geographical thought\n Influence and spread of ideas\n Conclusion\n Acknowledgements\n Bibliography and sources\n Chronology\nAndré Guilcher \r1913–93\n Education, life and work\n Scientific ideas and geographical thought\n Influence and spread of ideas\n Conclusion\n Acknowledgements\n Bibliography and sources\n Chronology\nGiovanni Marinelli and Olinto Marinelli\r1846–1900 and 1874–1926\n Giovanni Marinelli (1846–1900): Education, life and work\n Early life and education (1846–67)\n School teacher in Udine (1868–77)\n Professor in Padua (1878–1891)\n The later years: Professor in Florence (1892–1900)\n Scientific ideas and geographical thought\n Olinto Marinelli (1874–1926):Education, life and work\n Education and early career (1874–1900)\n Early academic career, field trips and expeditions (1901–14)\n Leader of Italy’s geographers (1915–26)\n Scientific ideas and geographical thought\n Geography: Methodology and objectives\n Regional geography\n Geographical types\n Influence and spread of ideas\n Conclusion\n Bibliography and sources\n 1. Obituaries and other references on Giovanni and Olinto Marinelli\n 2. Selected works of Giovanni Marinelli\n 3. Selected works of Olinto Marinelli\n 4. Other references cited\n Chronologies\n Giovanni Marinelli\n Olinto Marinelli\nMabel Mary Barker\r1885–1961\n Education, life and work\n Schooling\n Teacher training and training teachers\n Organizing exhibitions and conferences\n Wartime interludes: Sheffield University and the Netherlands\n Mabel Barker and Kibbo Kift\n Teaching regional survey at Priory School, King’s Langley\n Montpellier and the Collège des Ecossais\n Friar Row School, Caldbeck: Regional survey as ‘the Portmanteau’\n Scientific ideas and geographical thought\n Influence and spread of ideas\n Conclusion\n Acknowledgements\n Bibliography and sources archival sources\n Chronology\nHull House Geography\r1889–1963\n Education, life and work\n Scientific ideas and geographic thought\n Influence and spread of ideas\n Conclusion\n Acknowledgements\n Bibliography and sources\n Chronology\nSándor Radó\r1899–1981\n The making of a Comintern geographer\n The making of a Cold War geographer\n Acknowledgements\n Bibliography and sources\n Chronology\nIndex