Title: Professor
E-mail Address: kblake@ksu.edu
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Department
of Geography |
(785)
532-3406 = Office Phone (120 Seaton Hall) |
Doctoral Degree:
Ph.D., 1996, Geography, Arizona State University
Blake, Kevin. 2008. Imagining Heaven and Earth at Mount of the Holy Cross, Colorado. Journal of Cultural Geography 25(1):1-30.
Blake, Kevin. 2007. Betatakin, Surprise Valley, and Deception Pass. The Zane Grey Review 22(3):12-14, 36-38.
Blake, Kevin. 2007. Lighthouse Symbolism in the American Landscape. FOCUS on Geography 50(1):9-15.
Blake, Kevin S. 2006. First View. Trail & Timberline 993:10-12.
Blake, Kevin S. 2005. Mountain Symbolism and Geographical Imaginations. Cultural Geographies 12(4):527-531.
Blake, Kevin S. 2004. Great Plains Native American Representations along the Lewis and Clark Trail. Great Plains Quarterly 24(4):263-282.
Blake, Kevin S. 2002. Colorado Fourteeners and the Nature of Place Identity. Geographical Review 92(2):155-179.
Blake, Kevin S. 2001. In Search of a Navajo Sacred Geography. Geographical Review 91(4):715-724.
Blake, Kevin S. 2001. Contested Landscapes of Navajo Sacred Mountains. The North American Geographer 3(1):29-62.
Blake, Kevin S. and Jeffrey S. Smith. 2000. Pueblo Mission Churches as Symbols of Permanence and Identity. Geographical Review 90(3): 359-380.
Blake, Kevin S. 1999. Peaks of Identity in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. Journal of Cultural Geography 18(2): 29-55.
Blake, Kevin. 1999. Sacred and Secular Landscape Symbolism at Mount Taylor, New Mexico. Journal of the Southwest 41(4):487-509.
Blake, Kevin S. and Daniel D. Arreola. Residential Subdivision Identity in Metropolitan Phoenix. Landscape Journal 15(1):23-35.
Blake, Kevin S. 1995. Zane Grey and Images of the American West. Geographical Review 85(2): 202-216.
Blake, Kevin S. 1994. "Where Eternal Mountains Kneel at Sunset's Gate." Pacifica 1:6-10.
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