
doi: 10.46938/tv.2014.281
handle: 11104/0241565
The article provides a disciplinary context of the theme and reviews some of the key arguments that led to the so-called spatial turn in social sciences and the humanities.
local knowledge, geography of science, geoepistemology, place, epistemology, space
local knowledge, geography of science, geoepistemology, place, epistemology, space
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