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Articles | Volume 72, issue 3
Articles | Volume 72, issue 3
https://doi.org/10.5194/gh-72-351-2017
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Die Abwesenheit der Phänomenologie in der deutschen Humangeographie

Jürgen Hasse

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This article is written from the perspective of phenomenology. Its potential gain for a critical human geography is discussed in contrast to constructivism. The example of atmospheres will illustrate another theoretical conception of space. Atmospheres we feel like a cloud in our sense perception in situations of awareness. Finally there is a close link to the work of Michel Foucault as well as the Critical Theory (Frankfurter Schule).
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