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The frontier hypothesis and related spatial concepts

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  • 1975
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  • The California Geographer 14: 55-69
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  • Frederick Jackson Turner's frontier hypothesis, unlike most hypotheses, cannot be adequately summarized in a two or three sentence statement. The Turner Thesis is comprised of as many as twenty individual propositions. In this paper I will briefly review only those propositions that are spatial in nature with a sampling of various views presented in the past. This review of Turner's spatial concepts is being presented not to further any particular viewpoint, but in the hope that some of Turner's ideas might be utilized in courses in cultural and historical geography.
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