Book Reviews : Indifferent boundaries: spatial concepts of human subjectivity. By K. M. Kirby. New York, Guilford Press. 1996. xiv + 170 pp. £16.99, paper. ISBN 0 89862 572 6

theme ’Making and breaking geographies’. Section 2 asks: ’What difference does geography make?’, examining ways in which geographies constitute social practice. The role of geography in shaping social identity is then examined in Section 3. Next is a consideration of the politics of representation in which essays challenge the old dichotomy between ’real’ objective geography and the fanciful depictions of artists and others. The final section returns attention to the domain of academic geography, re-presenting manifestos by David Harvey and David Stoddart, as well as a closing essay by Mona Domosh in which she foregrounds