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“The development of urban geography has been characterised more by revolution than evolution.” Discuss.

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  • Settlement Geography

Urban geography’s history is usually told as a sequence of ruptures, each new approach entering as a repudiation of the last, and Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962) gave the profession the vocabulary to describe itself that way. The turns were real and were fought as paradigm battles, yet each kept the previous phase’s…

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  • The Morphogenetic Beginning: Description Before Theory
  • The Chicago School: Ecology as Analogy
  • The Quantitative and Locational Revolution
  • The Behavioural Correction
  • The Radical Turn: The City as a Product of Capital
  • Humanistic, Post-modern and Global Agendas
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