HodographyFootnote∗
The word hodography (hodos = the way or the route; graphein = to write) should not be confused with Kurt Lewin's term “hodology,” described by Derk de Jonge (1967–68. Applied Hodology Landscape 17:10–11).
: A plea for the back roads

Christopher J. Smith Department of Geography, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma

Carolyn A. Smith Community Counseling Center, Oklahoma City

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The word hodography (hodos = the way or the route; graphein = to write) should not be confused with Kurt Lewin's term “hodology,” described by Derk de Jonge (1967–68. Applied Hodology Landscape 17:10–11).
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The word hodography (hodos = the way or the route; graphein = to write) should not be confused with Kurt Lewin's term “hodology,” described by Derk de Jonge (1967–68. Applied Hodology Landscape 17:10–11).
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