Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents ix
4. Figures xi
5. I. INTRODUCTION 1
6. II. PHILOSOPHY AND GEOGRAPHY, AN HISTORICAL SKETCH 25
7. III. THE ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT, AND INFLUENCE OF KANT'S CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY 51
8. IV. KANT'S CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY (1): GEOGRAPHY AS A SCIENCE 84
9. V. KANT'S CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY (2): GEOGRAPHY IN RELATION TO THE EMPIRICAL SCIENCES, ANTHROPOLOGY AND HISTORY 107
10. VI. KANT'S CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY (3) PRAGMATIC AND TELEOGICAL ASPECTS OF GEOGRAPHY, AND THE PLACE OF GEOGRAPHY IN A CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES 132
11. VII. THE LIMITS AND SCOPE OF CONTEMPORARY GEOGRAPHY 152
12. VIII. CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS OF THE NATURE OF GEOGRAPHY 178
13. IX. THE PLACE OF GEOGRAPHY IN A CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES 220
14. X. CONCLUSION 249
15. APPENDIX. A TRANSLATION OF THE INTRODUCTION TO KANT'S "PHYSISCHE GEOGRAPHIE" 255
16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 265