Geoscience and Man Volume 37   Table of Contents   Foreword Fred B. Kniffen Introduction Kent Mathewson   Part I - Historical Placings From the Cycle of Erosion to the "The Morphology of Landscape": Or Some Thought Concerning Geography as It Was in the Early Years of Carl Sauer Geoffrey J. Martin From "Morphology" to "Foreword": Toward a Clearer Understanding of Carl Sauer's Intellectual Growth Martin S. Kenzer A Sociological View of the Sauer School (1923-44) William W. Speth   Part II - Influences & Impacts Origins and Dispersals: Carl Sauer's Impact on Anthropological Explanations of the Development of Food Production D. Bruce Dickson Carl Sauer and Southeast Asia: Archaeology of Early Culture Arthur Krim Carl Sauer and Native American Population Size William M. Denevan Carl O. Sauer and Geographical Biogeography Thomas T. Veblen "Mr. Sauer" and the Writers James J. Parsons Carl O. Sauer and the Legacy of Man's Role Michael Williams   Part III - Philosophical Readings Chorology and Landscape: An Internalist Reading of "The Morphology of Landscape" Mischa Penn and Fred Lukermann Some Remarks on the Implicit Philosophy of Carl Sauer J.A. May Crafting Culture History Edward T. Price   Part IV - Commentaries & Speculations Early Maize in Europe? A Case for "Multiple-Working Hypotheses" Carl L. Johannessen Social Relations: The Missing Dimension in Carl Sauer's Theorization Richard Peet "A First Book in Geography": Carl Sauer and the Creation of Man in Nature W. George Lovell Carl Sauer's Legacy: A Personal View George F. Carter   Notes on Contributors       Geoscience Publications