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| List of Illustrations | |
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| Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction: The Enlightenment-Questions of Geography | |
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| The Enlightenment-Questions of Definition | |
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| Where Was the Enlightenment? Questions of Geography | |
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| Geographies of the Enlightenment | |
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| The Enlightenment in National Context | |
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| National Enlightenments? | |
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| Enlightenment Margins? | |
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| Above and beyond the Nation: Cosmopolitan Networks | |
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| The Enlightenment as a Republic of Letters | |
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| Book Geographies: Translating and Receiving Enlightenment Knowledge | |
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| Artifacts and Instruments: Collecting and Displaying the Enlightenment | |
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| Doing Enlightenment: Local Sites and Social Spaces | |
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| The Enlightenment Locally: Sites of Practice | |
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| Improving Spaces: Learned Academies and Scientific Societies | |
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| Talking Places: Coffeehouses, Pubs, and Salons | |
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| Geographical Knowledge and the Enlightenment World | |
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| Exploring, Traveling, Mapping | |
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| Encountering and Imagining | |
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| Mapping and Inscribing | |
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| Envisioning and Publicizing | |
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| Encountering the Physical World | |
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| Putting the Earth to Shape | |
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| Ordering the World of Plants | |
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| Of Flood, Fire, and a Dynamic Earth | |
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| On Oceans, Climate, and Meteorology | |
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| Geographies of Human Difference | |
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| Physical, Moral, Natural? Explaining the World's Human Geography | |
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| Conjectural Histories, Actual Geographies: Stadial Theory and Human "Progress" | |
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| Geography in the Enlightenment | |
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| Geography and the Book | |
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| Geographies of the Encyclopedie | |
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| Geography's Books and Textual Traditions | |
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| Enlightenment Geography and National Identity: Jedidiah Morse, American Geography, and the New Republic | |
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| Geography in Practice | |
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| Mapping and Measuring: Mathematical Cosmography, Military Geography, and the Capacity of the State | |
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| Geographies of the Enlightenment Map World | |
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| Diseases, Quadrupeds, and Moral Topography: The Environment for Medical Geography | |
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| Spaces and Forms of Geographical Sociability | |
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| Knowing Places: Geography in the Learned Academies | |
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| Teaching Spaces: Geography in Enlightenment Universities | |
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| Geography's Public Places | |
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| Domestic Geographies and Practical Instruction | |
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| Conclusion: The Enlightenment-Questions of Geography | |
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| The Enlightenment-Geographically | |
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| The Enlightenment's Future Geographies | |
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| The Enlightenment-Our Geographical Contemporary | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |