Uncritical critical geography?

Critical human geography: A diverse andrapidly changing set of ideas and practiceswithin human geography linked by a sharedcommitment to emancipatory politics withinand beyond the discipline, to the promotion ofprogressive social change and the developmentof a broad range of critical theories and theirapplication in geographical research andpolitical practice. (Painter, 2000: 126)[I]tOs increasingly difficult to define what,substantively, it means to be a thinker of theLeft. (Castree and Wright, 2005: 6)

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