Abstract
1. Foundations of modern empiricism 2. Science and geography: the seventeenth-century encounter 3. Geography in decline: the age of Newton 4. Eighteenth-century empiricism: Locke, Berkley and Hume 5. On the margins of science: eighteenth-century geography texts 6. Science and philosophy: enlightenment conflicts in Europe 7. Geography revived: the age of Humboldt 8. Epilogue: the way ahead.
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