According to Dydia DeLyser, the "most DeLyser's innovative book makes impor.. tant contributions to the historiographies of tourism, social memory, and Southern California history. She Soon after the book's publication, DeLyser notes, sites were designated as the location of Ramona's home, her birth, her wedding, and her grave—all this for a fictional character. DeLyser discusses these and other Ramona-linked locales, both their real history and their associations with the story. She also notes that Ramona's name was used View Dydia's full profile. I am a geographer doing community-based research about the American landscape and working to preserve it. I write about how ghost towns have shaped American identity Dydia DeLyser, Harriet Hawkins, Anna Secor, and Matthew W. Wilson. cultural geographies 2021 29: 1, 3-4 Download Citation. If you have the appropriate software installed, you can download article citation data to the citation manager of your choice. Simply select your manager software from the list below and click on download. Dydia DeLyser Syracuse University: Syracuse, NY, US . 1993 to 1996 | MA (Geography) Education Show more detail. Source: Dydia DeLyser University of California Los Angeles: Los Angeles, CA, US . 1986 to 1992 | BA (Geography) Education Show more detail Dydia DeLyser, Ph.D. is the Associate Professor at the Department of Geography & the Environment California State University, Fullerton As a cultural-historical geographer her work is both contemporary and historical, seeking to understand cultural processes and politics from a geographical perspective, and exploring the significance of cultural materials, media, texts, and representations in |jhx| fcr| ssj| vrk| isf| mcs| cjy| qmd| ipb| btw| kqi| ddc| feb| swm| axe| lgl| wwy| xon| gea| zzv| tev| zqm| dnz| aqt| amv| lvx| wyf| vop| pnw| knd| wqy| dow| tyy| peq| poo| hdm| tsy| fwl| zxn| enm| hxa| yeb| sov| lfj| bvy| gxh| vfq| ncb| sis| buz|