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phg-literature-positioning

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Use when mapping and entering a large, contested literature for a Progress in Human Geography (PiHG) review essay — defining the corpus, its camps and debates, and where your intervention sits. Positions the essay in the field; it does not build the synthetic argument (see phg-argument-synthesis).

When to use

• Assembling and bounding the literature
• Mapping who argues what
• Defining the corpus
• Mapping camps and debates
• Locating the entry point
• Identifying silences and talking-past

When not to use

• Building the synthetic argument

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