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Dear Henry Mairian gave some good disability related examples of feminist geography. Perhaps you would also like to peruse the respected Feminist Geography journal Gender, Place and Culture. Several 'anthologies' of feminist geography also exist, which I think implies that it is in some way an established discipline, e.g. Feminist Geographies, edited by the Women and Geography group of the Royal Geographical Society. I can see how you might think the feminist study of rock formations bizarre / 'nonsense' but geography is slightly more complex than that. Incidentally, I am not a geographer. Kate > ---------- > From: Henry Cullihall[SMTP:[log in to unmask]] > Reply To: Henry Cullihall > Sent: 21 January 2000 23:45 > To: A.Elphick > Cc: disability-research > Subject: Re: Feminist Geography > > I think Feminist Geography is something like "disability snow" or "Crip > pizza", hmmmm or "Cross disability Sunshine." In other words I think its > non/sense 'to me' > Henry > > > "A.Elphick" wrote: > > > I have to admit I have never heard of Feminist Geography, although I > have a > > more than passing knowledge of Geography and Feminism. > > Perhaps now would be a good time to have the nature of this field of > study > > clarified by those in the know? > > > > Amaryllis > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%