Cartographica the international journal for geographic information and geovisualization




Volume 36 Number 4 Winter 1999 Published November 2000 Critical GIS: Theorizing an Emerging Science MONOGRAPH 53 Nadine Schuurman ABSTRACT Foreword Michael Goodchild Acknowledgements 1. INTRODUCTION: THEORIZING GIS, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE 2. TROUDBE IN THE HEARTLAND: GIS AND ITS GRITICS IN THE 1990S 3. LESSONS IN CONSTRUCTING A SCIENCE: PROMISES AND PITFALLS OF GIS 4. THE PRODUCTION OF THEORY IN GIS: SOGIAL AND DIGITAL PARAMETERS OF INTELLIGENT GENERALIZATION 5. "FUNCTIONAL ONTOLOGIES" AND THE JUSTIFICATION OF DATA MODELS IN GIS 6. LESSONS IN UNPACKING A DISCIPLINE References Appendix: research interview Log
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