Titlebook: Geography Meets Gendlin; An Exploration of Di Janet Banfield Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Eugene Gendlin.

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Non-Representational Interest in Affectgraphy, highlighting consistencies and discrepancies concerning the relation between the reflective (representational) and the pre-reflective (non-representational), and the specific relation between affect, emotion and cognition. Banfield highlights some of the key challenges currently faced by non

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Implying and Occurringional geography: human subjectivity. Janet explains Gendlin’s core concepts and complex terminology (e.g. implying, occurring, interaffecting) and illustrates them in the context of empirical data from geographical research into artistic spatial experiences. She addresses specific themes of geograph

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Explication and Sharp Conceptsperience. Emphasizing Eugene Gendlin’s insistence on our capacity to access and articulate from our pre-reflective experience, which runs counter to conventional non-representational geographical understandings, Banfield explores Gendlin’s ideas of explication—the development of reflective (conceptu

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Progressionseing of new representational forms, Banfield develops recent geographical efforts to rethink abstraction as productive rather than reductive through Gendlin’s work. Considering progression as pre-reflective connectivity between established concepts, she addresses the potential to think more-than-log

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