Abstract
Contemporary geographers assume that before embarking on empirical studies one ought to determine what exists and what can be known. In practice, this view denies validity to much traditional work. A contextual approach, deriving from contemporary ordinary-language philosophy, will be less constraining and more critical, providing a bridge between traditional and contemporary work.
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