Scale as relation: musical metaphors of geographical scale
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Auteurs : Richard Howitt [Australie]Source :
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- Aluminium production, Analytical abstractions, Better understanding, Certain sorts, Component parts, Corporate strategies, Dorian mode, Environmental security, Exploratory paper, Foundational, Foundational concepts, Geographer, Geographical, Geographical analysis, Geographical imagination, Geographical imaginations, Geographical scale, Geographical scales, Geographical totalities, Geographical totality, Geography, Half tone, Howitt, Jonas, Local scale, Macquarie university, Major scale, Many times, Metaphor, Metaphorical, Metaphorical element, Metaphorical generalizations, Musical metaphor, Musical metaphors, Musical scale, Musical scales, Musical totalities, Musical totality, National scale, Necessary correspondence, Octave, Other aspects, Other scales, Other words, Particular places, Political geography, Real world, Reference point, Root scale, Same elements, Same notes, Same time, Scale, Scale labels, Scale politics, Second edition, Serendipitous homonym, Social action, Social sciences, Spatial metaphors, Spatial scale, Spatial size, Spatialized politics, Tone half tone, Tonic, Totality, Various times, Weipa, Weipa locality, Whole tone.
Abstract
Summary The concept of geographical scale, despite being one of geography's foundational concepts, has been undertheorized compared to other core concepts such as environment, space and place. Two aspects of the concept of geographical scale (size and level) are relatively well recognized. A third aspect (scale as relation) is not. In this exploratory paper, the implications of the metaphors conventionally used to think and write about scale are considered, and some musical metaphors of geographical scale are used to sketch out the importance of scale as a relation.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-4762.1998.tb00047.x
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