Place, Culture and Identity : Essays in Historical Geography in Honour of Alan R. H. Baker Book

Ch. 1	Alan R. H. Baker: Historical Geographer	1
Ch. 2	Reconciling Geographies, Representing Modernities	17
Ch. 3	The 'Total Environment' and Other Byways of Historical Geography	45
Ch. 4	From Montpellier to New England: John Locke on Wine	69
Ch. 5	A Sacred and Contested Place: English and French Representations of Palestine in the Seventeenth Century	91
Ch. 6	Les Espaces de la Bonne Chere a Paris a la Fin du XVIIIe Siecle	133
Ch. 7	The Natural History of the Opera House: Theatre, Audience and Socialization in Nineteenth-Century Italy (with Parisian Asides)	143
Ch. 8	Prostitutional Space in the Nineteenth-Century European City	181
Ch. 9	The Politics of Historical Geography: French Intellectuals and the Question of Alsace-Lorraine, 1914-1918	203
Ch. 10	Retour a la Terre: Peasantist Discourse in Rural France, c.1930-1950	235
Ch. 11	Colonial Connections: Capital Investment, Technology Transfer and the Building of Victoria Bridge, Montreal 1850-1860	255
Ch. 12	The Colonial Dream: Empire, Quebec and Colonial Discourse in the Nineteenth Century	289
Ch. 13	Warscapes, Landscapes, Inscapes: France, War, and Canadian National Identity	311
	Afterword	335
App. 1	Alan R. H. Baker: publications	345
App. 2	Alan R. H. Baker: research students	359