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Szymanski, Richard; Agnew, John A. – 1981
It is argued that when a discipline, such as human geography, overemphasizes order and neglects skepticism and criticism, the products of research are likely to be erroneous, misleading, and self-fulfilling in nature. The first three chapters present the core of the argument. Chapter 1 establishes the case for an order-skepticism dialectic.…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Geographic Concepts, Geography Instruction, Higher Education