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British social and cultural geography: beyond turns and dualisms?

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Rachel Pain Department of Geography and International Centre for Urban and Regional Regeneration Studies, University of Durham, Science Site, Durham, UK
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Cathy Bailey Institute for Health Research, Lancaster University, Alexandra Square, Lancaster, UK
Pages 319-329 | Published online: 17 May 2006

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Linda Peake. (2011) In, out and unspeakably about: taking social geography beyond an Anglo-American positionality. Social & Cultural Geography 12:7, pages 757-773.
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Anoop Nayak. (2011) Geography, race and emotions: social and cultural intersections. Social & Cultural Geography 12:6, pages 548-562.
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DarrenP. Smith, Kath Browne & David Bissell. (2011) Reinvigorating social geographies? A ‘social re/turn’ for a changing social world: (re)opening a debate. Social & Cultural Geography 12:6, pages 517-528.
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Greg Noble. (2009) ‘Countless acts of recognition’: young men, ethnicity and the messiness of identities in everyday life. Social & Cultural Geography 10:8, pages 875-891.
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Michael Brown & Matthew Wilson. (2009) Ten years on(ward)!. Social & Cultural Geography 10:1, pages 1-8.
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Allison Hayes-Conroy & Jessica Hayes-Conroy. (2008) Taking back taste: feminism, food and visceral politics. Gender, Place & Culture 15:5, pages 461-473.
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Rachel Pain. (2006) Paranoid parenting? Rematerializing risk and fear for children. Social & Cultural Geography 7:2, pages 221-243.
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Eleanor Ruth Sanderson. (2012) Emotional engagement in the context of development and spirituality research. Emotion, Space and Society 5:2, pages 122-130.
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Rachel Pain, Mike Kesby & Kye Askins. (2012) The politics of social justice in neoliberal times: a reply to Slater. Area 44:1, pages 120-123.
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Sarah de Leeuw, Audrey Kobayashi & Emilie Cameron. 2011. A Companion to Social Geography. A Companion to Social Geography 17 36 .
Ben Anderson & John Wylie. (2009) On Geography and Materiality. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 41:2, pages 318-335.
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Peter Hopkins & Rachel Pain. (2008) Is there more to life? Relationalities in here and out there: a reply to Horton and Kraftl. Area 40:2, pages 289-292.
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Ann Varley. (2008) A Place like This? Stories of Dementia, Home, and the Self. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 26:1, pages 47-67.
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Paul Harrison. (2008) Corporeal Remains: Vulnerability, Proximity, and Living on after the End of the World. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 40:2, pages 423-445.
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Rachel Pain. (2016) Social geography: participatory research. Progress in Human Geography 28:5, pages 652-663.
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