Exploring Human Geography 2

1. Which is not an idea of Philo's Animals, geography and the City- notes on inclusions and exclusions?

Natures otherness- If the zoo is a ‘space’, Adelaide Zoo is a ‘place’ which tells us about its own framing contexts of colonialism and post-colonialism, to which must be added an imperial network of animal trading
Animals, livestock, meat markets and slaughterhouses in the city
Their inclusion - 'human chauvinism' leading them to be ignored altogether or only researched in the context of their utility to human beings and regarded as a marginal 'social’ group of human communities- socio spatial exclusions
Particular attention is paid to 19th-century debates about meat markets and slaughterhouses, wherein can be detected a will to exclude livestock animals from cities such as London (medical and hygienic, organisational and moral)

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The idea that medical geographic knowledge also needs to be understood in relation to colonial and imperial medicine
Mays- Introducing ‘western’ medical methods to Siam and Indochina was, he claimed, a way of ‘saving’ their populations from the perceived problems of indigenous medicine and ensuring the development of the nation in an acceptable fashion
The intersection of medical geography and the US military
The distribution of schiz in Nott is highly localized, in terms of tot pop of patients- closely correlated with those for a whole set of unfavouraunfavourable life circumstances, notably low social status, high unemployment and low social cohesion
May was able to carefully interweave the two ‘sciences’ of medicine and geography within his disease ecology perspective

Corporate logic in the airline industry creates a series of links between competition, market expansion, advertising, heightened passenger expectations about rights to display and company demands for acting. Cabin were your own living room
Financial services and the more blue blooded areas of investment banking, had long denied access to all but an exceptional minority of professional women and a legion of female clerical workers.
1) influence the nature of that labour's purpose, its product, its content; they help to establish the uses it makes of various human resources (emotional, manual, and mental) 2) they are crucial in framing the manner in self & labour links