Geographers in Their Ivory Tower: Academic Geography and Popular Geography in Paris 1931
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Auteurs : Hugh CloutSource :
- Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography [ 0435-3684 ] ; 2005-03.
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- geographic : France.
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- Abel briquet, Academic geographers, Academic geography, Agricultural prices, Albert demangeon, Andr, Annaler, Annales, Anon, Armand, Armand colin, Augustin bernard, Blache, British geographers, British isles, Brunhes, Cambridge university press, Central europe, Cholley, Clout, Colin, Colonial territories, Coloniale, Daily press, Demangeon, Denudation chronology, Ecole coloniale, Economic depression, Excursion, Expo, Exposition coloniale, First world, French academics, French capital, French geographers, French geography, French government, French territories, French west africa, Future congresses, Geographer, Geographical congress, Geographical journal, Geographical review, Geography, Geopolitical changes, Georges chabot, German geographers, German scholars, Global depression, Greater france, Historical geography, Hollow years, Hugh clout, Humaine, Human geography, Institut, International contacts, Internationale, Isaiah bowman, Ivory tower, Jacques levainville, Jacques weulersse, Jean brunhes, Jules blache, Jules sion, London wc1h, Marcel larnaude, Mariel delamarre, Martonne, Monograph, Monsoon asia, Paris congress, Paris meeting, Paris peace conference, Physical geography, Pierre gourou, Political geography, Popular geography, Presses universitaires, Raoul blanchard, Regional monographs, Rennes, Robic, Rural studies, Sorbonne, Transcontinental excursion, Union geographique internationale, Union internationale, Various parts, Vidal, Wall street crash, Western france, Xiiith, Zoological gardens.
Abstract
Abstract: French academic geography achieved remarkable success during the 1920s making Paris an appropriate location for the XIIIth International Geographical Congress to meet in 1931. These scholarly activities were counterpoised by expressions of an exotic ‘popular geography’ at the great Exposition Coloniale staged in the French capital at the same time. At the Congress, French academics displayed their research achievements in denudation chronology, rural settlement studies and cartography, extending their work from the Hexagon to parts of the Empire. Patronage by leading professors in Paris and Grenoble clearly played a vital role in shaping the discipline. The location and content of excursions for visiting scholars also highlighted French achievements and suggested what remained to be done. Scrutiny of activities at the XIIIth IGC reveals a profession whose official pronouncements appear isolated from the momentous economic and political changes triggered by global depression at that time.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.0435-3684.2005.00175.x
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