12 Orientation in Thinking

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Reintroducing Kant’s Geography 1
5. The Invention of Geography
6. Immanuel Kant and the Emergence of Modern Geography 19
7. Kant’s Geography in Comparative Perspective 47
8. From a Lecture Course of Forty Years to a Book Manuscript
9. Kant’s Lectures on “Physical Geography” 69
10. Historical and Philological References on the Question of a Possible Hierarchy of Human “Races,” “Peoples,” or “Populations” in Immanuel Kant— A Supplement. 87
11. Translating Kant’s Physical Geography 103
12. Writing Space 115
13. Towards a Cosmopolitan Education
14. “The Play of Nature” 139
15. The Pragmatic Use of Kant’s Physical Geography Lectures 161
16. The Place of the Organism in Kantian Philosophy 173
17. Kant’s Geography of Reason
18. Kant’s Geography of Reason 195
19. Orientation in Thinking 215
20. “The Unity of All Places on the Face of the Earth” 233
21. Gender, Race, History, and Geography
22. Cosmopolitanism in the Anthropology and Geography 267
23. Is there Still Room for Freedom? 285
24. Kant’s Third Thoughts on Race 291
25. The Darker Side of the Enlightenment 319
26. Geography Is to History as Woman Is to Man 345
27. Contributors 369
28. Index 373