Geography, Science and National Identity

Discover the intricate relationship between geography and national identity in Geography, Science and National Identity by Charles W. J. Withers. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006, this enlightening book spans 332 pages and delves into Scotland as a case study to illustrate how geographical knowledge shapes national identity. Withers offers fresh insights into the concepts of empire and identity while exploring the geographies of science. This work paves the way for a previously uncharted area of inquiry—the historical geography of geographical knowledge. Ideal for those interested in British and Irish history, historical geography, and the modern period, this paperback is a must-have for scholars and enthusiasts alike. Enhance your understanding of how geography influences cultural narratives and national consciousness with this compelling read.