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Smith, Jonathan Professor
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- Professor, Geography, College of Arts and Sciences
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Publications
selected publications
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academic article
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Smith, J. M.
(2017).
A GEOGRAPHY OF THE LIFEWORLD: Movement, Rest and Encounter. Geographical Review.
107(4), E55-E57.
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Smith, J. M.
(2015).
American Capitals: A Historical Geography. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
101(4), 1245-1246.
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Smith, J. M.
(2011).
Mapping the End Times: American Evangelical Geopolitics and Apocalyptic Visions. Geopolitics.
16(2), 467-472.
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Smith, J. M.
(2010).
Apotheosis of the Hungry God: Nihilism and the Contours of Scholarship. 13(1), 31-41.
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Smith, J. M.
(2010).
In Search of Ulster-Scots Land: The Birth and Geotheological Imagings of a Transatlantic People, 1603-1703. Journal of Historical Geography.
36(1), 115-116.
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Smith, J. M.
(2010).
THE PASSAGE TO COSMOS: Alexander von Humboldt and the Shaping of America. Geographical Review.
100(4), 609-611.
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Smith, J. M., & Norwine, J.
(2009).
Remapping Geography. Academic Questions.
22(4), 431-441.
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Smith, J. M.
(2009).
Placing the Enlightenment: Thinking Geographically about the Age of Reason. Journal of Regional Science.
49(3), 592-594.
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Smith, J. M.
(2008).
Needful discriminations. Political Geography.
27(3), 343-348.
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Smith, J. M.
(2007).
The Texas Aggie bonfire: A conservative reading of regional narratives, traditional practices, and a paradoxical place. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
97(1), 182-201.
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Smith, J. M.
(2007).
Time-Binding Communication: Transmission and Decadence of Tradition. 10(1), 107-119.
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Smith, J. M.
(2005).
Believing in place: A spiritual geography of the Great Basin. Social and Cultural Geography.
6(3), 472-474.
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Smith, J. M.
(2005).
A geographical guide to the real and the good. Progress in Human Geography: an international review of geographical work in the social sciences and humanities.
29(4), 536-538.
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Smith, J. M.
(2005).
Place: A short introduction. URBAN GEOGRAPHY.
26(2), 195-196.
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Smith, J. M.
(2004).
Geography, science and national identity: Scotland since 1520. Cultural Geographies.
11(2), 233-234.
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Smith, J. M.
(2004).
The American way: A geographical history of crisis and recovery. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
94(3), 674-675.
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Smith, J. M.
(2004).
Unlawful relations and verbal inflation. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
94(2), 294-299.
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Smith, J. M.
(2003).
No community without spectacle: A comment on Olwig's Landscape, Nature, and the Body Politic. Philosophy & Geography.
6(2), 263-265.
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Smith, J. M.
(2002).
Mapping the present: Heidegger, Foucault and the project of a spatial history. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.
20(6), 777-778.
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Smith, J. M.
(2002).
Enlightenment geography: The political languages of British geography, 1650-1850. Geographical Review.
92(4), 604-606.
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Smith, J. M.
(2002).
Moral geographies: ethics in a world of difference. Cultural Geographies.
9(4), 491-492.
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Smith, J. M.
(2002).
The geographical imagination in America, 1880-1950. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
89(3), 1074-1075.
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Smith, J. M.
(2001).
Book review: Denis Cosgrove (ed.), Mappings. Social and Cultural Geography.
2(3), 365-367.
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Smith, J. M.
(1998).
Interpreting environments: tradition, deconstruction, hermeneutics. Environment and Planning A.
30(2), 377-378.
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Smith, J. M.
(1997).
Recognizing European modernities: A montage of the present - Pred,A. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
87(1), 191-192.
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Smith, J. M.
(1997).
A space on the side of the road: Cultural poetics in an ''other'' America - Stewart,K. Rural Sociology: devoted to scientific study of rural and community life.
62(2), 271-272.
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Smith, J. M.
(1997).
The work in the world: Geographical practice and the written word. Geographical Review.
87(4), 582-584.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
New world regionalism: Literature in the Americas - Jordan,DM. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
86(3), 595-596.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
Book Reviews : Between the landscape and its other. By Paul Vanderbilt. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press. 1993. xvii + 137 pp. 41.50, cloth. ISBN 0 8018 4258 1. Cultural Geographies.
3(2), 238-239.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
Geographical rhetoric: Modes and tropes of appeal. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
86(1), 1-20.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
Geographies of exclusion. Geographical Review.
86(4), 629-631.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
Macrohistorical Geography. Historical Methods: a journal of quantitative and interdisciplinary history.
29(4), 167-170.
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Smith, J. M.
(1996).
State formation, geography, and a gentleman's education. Geographical Review.
86(1), 91-100.
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Smith, J.
(1995).
Imagining Niagara: The meaning and making of Niagara Falls - McGreevy,P. Environment and Planning A.
27(11), 1872-1873.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1995).
LANDSCAPE AND POWER - MITCHELL,WJT. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
85(3), 600-602.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1994).
CONSTRUCTIONS OF RACE, PLACE AND NATION - JACKSON,P, PENROSE,J. Professional Geographer.
46(4), 517-518.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1994).
PLACES ON THE MARGIN - ALTERNATIVE GEOGRAPHIES OF MODERNITY - SHIELDS,R. SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY.
75(3), 699-700.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1994).
THE CULTURAL-STUDIES READER - DURING,S. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.
12(5), 629-630.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1993).
PARADIGMS REGAINED - PLURALISM AND THE PRACTICE OF CRITICISM - BATTERSBY,JL. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
83(2), 371-373.
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SMITH, J. M.
(1991).
NATION INTO STATE - THE SHIFTING SYMBOLIC FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICAN NATIONALISM - ZELINSKY,W. Journal of Historical Geography.
17(4), 476-477.
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Smith, J.
(1988).
A bibliography of geographic thought before 1800. 96.
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Smith, J. M.
(2017).
A GEOGRAPHY OF THE LIFEWORLD: Movement, Rest and Encounter. Geographical Review.
107(4), E55-E57.
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chapter
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Smith, J. M.
(2014).
Estrangement: A Beginners Guide to the Strangeness of the World. Norwine, J. (Eds.),
A World After Climate Change and Culture-Shift.
(pp. 15-23).
Springer Nature.
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Smith, J. M.
(2014).
The Guilt of Hollow Men: Global Warming as Postmodern Apocalypse. Norwine, J. (Eds.),
A World After Climate Change and Culture-Shift.
(pp. 351-362).
Springer Nature.
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Smith, J. M.
(2009).
Humanism/Humanistic Geography. Thrift, N. (Eds.),
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.
(pp. 239-250).
Elsevier.
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Smith, J. M.
(2009).
Text and Textuality. Thrift, N. (Eds.),
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.
(pp. 215-219).
Elsevier.
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Smith, J.
(2006).
Empiricism. Warf, B. (Eds.),
Encyclopedia of Human Geography.
(pp. 129-130).
SAGE Publications, Incorporated.
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Smith, J.
(2001).
Moral Maps and Moral Places in the Works of Francis Parkman. Adams, P., Hoelscher, S., & Till, K. (Eds.),
Textures of Place Exploring Humanist Geographies.
(pp. 300-316).
U of Minnesota Press.
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Smith, J.
(1996).
Ramifications of Region and Senses of Place. Earle, C., Matthewson, K., & Kenzer, M. (Eds.),
Concepts in Human Geography.
(pp. 189-211).
Rowman and Littlefield.
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Smith, J.
(1993).
The lie that blinds: Destabilizing the text of landscape. James, S., & Ley, D. (Eds.),
Place/Culture/Representation.
(pp. 78-92).
Routledge.
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Smith, J. M.
(2014).
Estrangement: A Beginners Guide to the Strangeness of the World. Norwine, J. (Eds.),
A World After Climate Change and Culture-Shift.
(pp. 15-23).
Springer Nature.
editor of
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book
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Light, A.
(2013).
The Aesthetics of Everyday Life
Smith, J. (Eds.),
Columbia University Press.
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Norwine, J., & Smith, J. M.
(2000).
Worldview Flux Perplexed Values Among Postmodern Peoples
Smith, J. (Eds.),
Lexington Books.
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Foote, K. E.
(1994).
Re-reading cultural geography
Foote, K. E., Hugill, P. J., Mathewson, K., & Smith, J. M. (Eds.),
Univ of Texas Pr.
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Agnew, J. A., & Smith, J. M.
American Space/American Place, Geographies of the Contemporary United States
Agnew, J., & Smith, J. M. (Eds.),
Taylor & Francis.
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Light, A.
(2013).
The Aesthetics of Everyday Life
Smith, J. (Eds.),
Columbia University Press.
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chapter
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Benjamin, L. T.
(2012).
Introduction
Columbia University Press.
ix-xv.
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Smith, J.
(2000).
When the Landscape Seems to Break Up, Vacillate, and Quake
Lexington Books.
1-20.
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Smith, J., Light, A., & Roberts, D.
(1998).
Introduction
Rowman & Littlefield.
1-13.
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Benjamin, L. T.
(2012).
Introduction
Columbia University Press.
ix-xv.
Teaching
teaching activities
- GEOG202 Geog Of Global Village Instructor
- GEOG301 Geography Of The U S Instructor
- GEOG311 Cultural Geography Instructor
- GEOG440 Hist & Nature Of Geog Instructor
- GEOG485 Directed Studies Instructor
- GEOG491 Research Instructor
- GEOG610 Geog Methods And Theory Instructor
- GEOG685 Directed Studies Instructor
- GEOG691 Research Instructor
- GEOG691 Research Instructor
- GEOG691 Research: In-ab Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Lemmons, Kelly (2013-12). Short-term Study Abroad Programs: Where They Came From, How They Work, and Why They Often Don't.
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Patzewitsch, Wendy Winborn (2009-05). Changing patterns and perceptions of water use in east central texas since the time of anglo settlement.
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Samuel, Nicholas Lynn (2014-07). Toward a Phenomenology of Revitalized Downtowns: A Case Study of Downtown Bryan, Texas.
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Wagstaff, Jeremiah Matthew (2009-05). Ordinary warscapes in Sierra Leone: the relationship between the Sierra Leone Civil War and its cultural landscape.
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Geography, Syracuse University - (Syracuse, New York, United States) 1991
- M.A. in Geography, Syracuse University - (Syracuse, New York, United States) 1987
- B.A. in Geography, State University of New York - (Albany, New York, United States) 1980
awards and honors
Contact
first name
- Jonathan
has last name
- Smith
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
Geography
3147 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-3147
USA
Other
- jmsmith@tamu.edu