Traces: Philosophy, Interpretation, and Method in Postqualitative Human Geography

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Nice to see some further engagement in geography with postqualitative approaches! My 2020 paper, which thinks postqualitative approaches alongside the work of Ernst Bloch, is here: https://t.co/46Bh6JNijL

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