Based on: Ritzer, 2009: 344.
The previous table was also confirmed by Ritzer (2009) in contemporary
sociological theory, whose parallels are on Foucault and modernists. It
has already been mentioned that geographical thinking indicates ways of
thinking within different philosophical traditions. Foucault is specific
because he created on the border of different epochs (modern and
postmodern). He is mainly responsible for this discontinuity. However,
for Soja (2013: 26-31), he was a ”postmodern geographer in its
entirety,” from his first to his last work, who explored the ”fateful
intersection of time and space” and who was inspired by an emerging
”postmodern perspective.” historicist and postmodern critical human
geography. ”