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Tags: historical geographer, topic: geographical frontiers, topic: nature / culture

A historical geographer interested in the history of modernity and modern spaces, studying modernity in transnational perspective, geographical frontiers and the nature/culture divide.

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Making literature in the Anthropocene
"I am better able to take my place as a created being with other created beings, to live with curiosity and respect."
Is there an antidote to shifting baseline syndrome?
"As generations of humans empty the world, their descendants find it hard to understand how full it once was."
Boat puzzle
"I need to cross the river. I have a goat, a wolf and a cabbage."
Considering uncertainty, awareness and ambiguity as a three-dimensional space
"More information can reduce uncertainty but not ambiguity."

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