The book examines the interplay between philosophy, science, and physical geography, highlighting a disparity between the philosophical depth of human geography and the lack of philosophical engagement in physical geography. It aims to bridge this gap, promoting a more integrated understanding of these disciplines and their implications for the study of the environment.
Shortlisted for the Boardman Tasker Prize. A shrewd, appreciative appraisal of a century of British mountaineering literature, from O G Jones and W P Haskett Smith to the modern guidebook. Graham Wilson, several-times author in the field himself, takes a look at a long, varied and (mostly) honourable tradition.
New edition of Graham Wilson's idiosyncratic first book. Its distinctive mix of walks, wit, literature and pubs was such a success that it was reprinted almost at once and has since become a minor classic. Includes walks in the Peak District, the Welsh Three Thousanders and the Bob Graham Round. Updated with a new chapter and introduction added.
A parents worst nightmare. A small child with an incurable disease and a father who served in Vietnam and blames himself for her illness. The family is torn apart. Finally only one choice remains to save the daughter's life, a Devil's Choice.