Teaching qualitative geography as interpretative discourse
Journal of Geography in Higher EducationPublished 1 January 1992
Caroline A. Mills, Charles Withers
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Abstract The paper discusses the teaching of qualitative geography in relation to the constraints and opportunities of modular degree programmes. Attention is paid to a number of examples from undergraduate taught classes and to the issues raised in the use of qualitative methods and interpretative geographies in undergraduate dissertations.
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