Charles Travis

The University of Texas at Arlington — United States

Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Wittgensteinian philosophy and applications(23), Geographic Information Systems Studies(15), Irish and British Studies(11), Classical Philosophy and Thought(9), Geographies of human-animal interactions(8)

Publications162 total

Cartographies of Empire: The Road Novel & American Hegemony
The AAG Review of Books·2025
Heritage GIS: Deep Mapping, Preserving, and Sustaining the Intangibility of Cultures and the Palimpsests of Landscape in the West of Ireland
Sustainability·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Theodore Burr and the Bridging of Early America: The Man, Fellow Bridge Builders, and Their Forgotten Timber Spans
The AAG Review of Books·2024
Stalin’s quest for gold: the torgsin hard-currency shops and Soviet industrialization <b>Stalin’s quest for gold: the torgsin hard-currency shops and Soviet industrialization</b> , by Elena Osokina, Ithaca and London, Cornell University Press, 2021, 317 pp., $45.95 (hardback), ISBN: 9781501758515; $29.99 (eBook), ISBN13: 9781501758522
Eurasian Geography and Economics·2024
Response to Hutchinson
Canadian Journal of Philosophy·2024Open Access
Response to Shieh
Canadian Journal of Philosophy·2024Open Access
Ancient Warfare, 1500 BCE–128 CE
Historical geography and geosciences·2024
Powerful Geography Through Historical Geography: A Case Study of Social Studies Teacher Preparation in the United States
2024· 1 cited
Global Wars, Environmental Strategy, and the Military-Ecological Complex, 1914–1975
Historical geography and geosciences·2024
<i>Blood Meridian's</i> Chronotopic Gates: Reading Cormac McCarthy through the Lens of a Literary-Historical GIS
International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing·2023
A Failed Vision of Empire: The Collapse of Manifest Destiny, 1845–1872 by Daniel J. Burge (review)
Historical geography·2023
Translating Topographies: Brian Friel’s Approach to Language, Landscape, and Toponymy in Ireland
Key challenges in geography·2023· 1 cited
Environment as a Weapon: History, and the Hazards of War
Advances in 21st century human settlements·2023
Reterritorializing Frederick Jackson Turner’s Rhetorical Cartography: Reconsidering the US Census 1870–1900 and the Multiple and Intersecting Landscapes of the American Frontier
Historical geography·2023
How nations remember: a narrative approach
Eurasian Geography and Economics·2022· 36 cited
New Machines in the Garden
2022· 1 cited
The Covid-19 Testimonies Map
2022· 1 cited
Routledge Handbook of the Digital Environmental Humanities
2022· 19 cited
Cowboys, Cod, Climate, and Conflict
2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Introduction
2022Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Poul Holm(7), Francis Ludlow(3), Robert J Legg(3), Bernard Allaire(2), Patrick Hayes(2), John A. Matthews(2), Kieran Rankin(2), Richard Breen(2), Kevin Lougheed(2), John Nicholls(2), Alexander von Lünen(2), Emanuela Reale(1), Dragana Avramov(1), Kubra Canhial(1), Claire Donovan(1), Ramón Flecha(1), Charles Larkin(1), Benedetto Lepori(1), Judith Mosoni-Fried(1), Esther Oliver(1)