1993年,英國地理學家吉莉安·羅斯(英語:Gillian Rose (geographer))指出:「時間地理學在關注人們的日常軌跡方面與女性主義是相通的,並且和女性主義類似,通過考慮制約因素,將這類軌跡與更大的社會結構聯繫起來。」[20]但是,她指出,時間地理學尚未應用於對女性主義者來說重要的問題上,她稱其為「社會科學男性化」的一種形式。[20]在隨後的幾十年中,女性主義地理學(英語:Feminist geography)家重新審視了時間地理學,並開始將其用作解決女權問題的工具。[21]
In Hägerstrand 1983 and Kuklinski 1987, Hägerstrand cites the writings of Albert Einstein and Arthur Eddington on general relativity as inspirations. Physicalist philosopher and sociologist Otto Neurath is cited in Hägerstrand 1970. While these ideas are important sources for time-geographic ontology, time geography should not be portrayed as exclusively physicalist. Hägerstrand also cited phenomenologistMartin Heidegger and conservationistRachel Carson as major influences, along with numerous geographers (Kuklinski 1987,第507頁). "Hägerstrand wanted to stress the importance of the material aspects of the real world as the basis of life, with an imperative for researchers to take basic constraints into consideration: that natural resources, time, and space are limited... Nevertheless, Torsten Hägerstrand was not a hardcore materialist. His materialism is embedded in a deep concern for the importance of human experiences, reflections, and reasoning for the development of geographical knowledge." (Ellegård & Svedin 2012,第18頁)
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