Historical geography II: Digital imaginations
Abstract
In my second report discussing the state of historical geography, I review some of the ways historical geographers have made use of digital technologies and digital media. I also highlight how digital data, research, and presentation are affecting related humanities disciplines and inspiring their practitioners to engage more fully with geographic concepts of space, place, and cartography. I argue that information technologies and digital media can deepen the place of historical geography in the academy and in the public’s eye.
Citation
Offen, K. (2013). Historical geography II: Digital imaginations. Progress in Human Geography, 37(4), 564-577. doi: 10.1177/0309132512462807