2006
DOI: 10.4000/cybergeo.1739
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Six geographers seeking political "engagement": from communism to regional planning. Essay on a generation

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“…These new prospects opened up in France, from a "engaged geography" (Bataillon, 2006) aiming to recover elements of geographical tradition of man / environment relationship, but also advance to identify the factors related to the influence of historical processes of state and economic organization of space to define the phenomenon of regionalization.…”
Section: The Region and Regionalization As A Results Of Formation Of Umentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These new prospects opened up in France, from a "engaged geography" (Bataillon, 2006) aiming to recover elements of geographical tradition of man / environment relationship, but also advance to identify the factors related to the influence of historical processes of state and economic organization of space to define the phenomenon of regionalization.…”
Section: The Region and Regionalization As A Results Of Formation Of Umentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Marxist, Dugrand was "a follower of Chombart de Lauwe, Dresch, andGeorge". 51 Pierre George (1909-2006), a member of the French Communist Party, was the supervisor of many of the critical and anti-colonialist geographers of Lacoste's generation (Bataillon 2006), and the inclusion on this list of a "heretic" like Chombart meant that Buttimer had found another supporter of socially engaged geography. It was in this human environment that Buttimer wished to spend her scholarly life.…”
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“…Pierre George 1 começou a lecionar no Instituto de Geografia da Sorbonne em 1948, já com uma longa experiência como professor de liceu e docente universitário. Bataillon (2006) descreve um professor de fala firme e clara, que integra à sua Geografia Humana a Economia, a Sociologia e a Demografia. Pierre George demonstrava, para o autor, uma grande segurança: o mundo era inteligível e ele sabia como interpretá-lo.…”
Section: Pierre George Protagonista Da Geografia Ativaunclassified