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Beginning with the discipline of geography and its intersections with the humanities, Boyd explores how art has made its way across the academy to the social sciences and health and into science itself. Maintaining a focus on how art has become a vehicle for knowledge translation and exchange, the chapter builds a case for art as geography, especially in the realm of affective knowledge translation My fellow creative geographers would likely read the above question and let out an audible sigh for the number of times it's been asked of them. I've certainly lost count. I think it's because most people I've met think that geography is about places-the 'stuff' of places (physical geography) and the 'people' who live in those places (human geography)-or worse, they conflate geography and cartography. But literally, geography is about writing: geo from Latin and Greek means 'relating to the earth' and graphy from French means 'a system of writing' (OED, 2022a, 2022b). People and places, and how they are distributed across space and time.

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