2008年全球金融危機、佔領運動以及世界各地諸眾抵抗運動的蓬勃發生，再度印證著馬克思主義理論思想的價值，本課程探討當代具有影響力的理論家—大衛哈維的馬克思主義與地理空間辯證。跟之前開設的大衛哈維專題不同的是，本次課程主要從「思想史」的角度切入，參照授課者所歸結之哈維思想與論述發展五個階段時期，探討哈維從1960年代到2016年這50年來的思想發展、演變、思辯其學術關懷。

開設大衛哈維思想史，有可能是國內首創、國外亦少見的嘗試。哈維這50年來累積的理論思想，體系博大深厚，可以放在不同脈絡來探討，例如關於歷史唯物論、知識史與認識論、空間理論、全球資本主義、人文地理學、都市理論、政治哲學等等諸多面向。這門課的基本疑旨是，哈維到底怎麼是把他的理論有系統地一步一步發展出來的呢?如何提出具有原創性的見解?受到那些思想家的影響、繼受、論戰?所鑲嵌的知識-社會環境與思想地理-氣候又是如何?

當然這般具有企圖心、乃至於不自量力的目標，對於很想理解”哈維到底怎麼想的?是如此如此這般這般的嗎?”的授課者而言，是莫大的挑戰，這是一個需要前後迂迴、螺旋上升般地探究。有幸的是，哈維在2016年出版了新書The Ways of the World，他有系統地按照時間序列，精選了1971年以來至今的11篇文章，對於授課者來說，這本哈維的第二本個人reflection，非常有幫助。加上2006年由地理學者Noel Castree和Derek Gregory所編的David Harvey: A Critical Reader，以及哈維的第一本reflection、2001年出版的Spaces of Capital，等等相關學術資源，為大衛哈維思想史這門課，創造了可能性條件。

本課程適合對於馬克思主義、社會科學空間轉向(spatial turn)、人文地理學、不均等發展、城市問題、都市社會運動等有興趣的研究生參與，課程以seminar形式進行，除授課者較精要的講授外，以同學就重要文本的閱讀、導讀、提問和討論為主，教學哲學重點是「清晰易懂 (transparency) 」，依研究生「可負擔」的閱讀標準，規劃閱讀材料。

本課程預計修課人數為6-10人(最理想是8位)，以seminar形式進行，每篇文章有一位同學負責導讀(約20-25分鐘)，另外一位同學提問，提出兩個問題給導讀同學，進而帶動全班的討論。參與同學的義務除了出席與課堂導讀、提問、參與討論之外，需繳交一篇一萬至一萬五千字的期末報告。

本課程將按以下所規劃的哈維思想發展、論述干預與書籍出版的階段分期，有系統地就期間出版的著作進行研討。

Period I 1962-1969 (劍橋地理學博士，布里斯托大學地理系教授地理學方法論)
科學主義，地理學的社會科學化，邏輯實證方法論與社會科學哲學

Period II 1970-1986(約翰霍普金斯大學地理與環境工程系，開設On Capital課程；1976-1977巴黎訪學一年)
馬克斯主義轉向，新地租理論，地理化資本論與共產黨宣言，空間修補，資本城市化與現代性

Period III 1987(在牛津大學地理系任教六年，之後返回約翰霍普金斯大學)-2001
碰撞後現代情境，後福特主義，調節學派，對蹠後學，encountering Michael Foucault，歷史-地理唯物論的另翼解放政治

Period IV 2001[紐約市立大學(CUNY)人類學系特聘教授]-2009
911事件，美國出兵伊拉克，新帝國主義、新自由主義批判，掠奪式積累，開始關注中國城市化，左翼政治哲學，與普遍權利、普世價值對話

Period V 2009-
2008次貸風暴，土地金融化與金融危機，城市權利與城市革命，再訪資本論、資本主義危機

The global financial crisis in 2008, the Occupy movement, and the vigorous occurrence of many resistance movements around the world have once again confirmed the value of Marxist theoretical thought. This course explores the dialectics between Marxism and geographical space of David Harvey, an influential contemporary theorist. Different from the previous special topic on David Harvey, this course is mainly approached from the perspective of "history of ideas", referring to the five stages of the development of Harvey's thoughts and discourses summarized by the lecturer, to explore the development, evolution, and academic concerns of Harvey's thoughts in the 50 years from the 1960s to 2016.

Writing a history of David Harvey's thoughts may be the first of its kind in China and a rare attempt abroad. Harvey's theoretical thoughts accumulated over the past 50 years are broad and profound, and can be discussed in different contexts, such as historical materialism, intellectual history and epistemology, spatial theory, global capitalism, human geography, urban theory, political philosophy, and many other aspects. The basic question of this course is, how did Harvey systematically develop his theory step by step? How did he come up with original insights? How was he influenced, inherited, and debated by those thinkers? What was the embedded knowledge-social environment and ideological geography-climate like?

Of course, such an ambitious and overestimating goal is a huge challenge for instructors who want to understand "What on earth did Harvey think? Is it such and such?" This is a roundabout and spiral exploration. Fortunately, Harvey published a new book, The Ways of the World, in 2016. He systematically selected 11 articles from 1971 to the present in chronological order. For lecturers, this second personal reflection of Harvey is very helpful. Together with David Harvey: A Critical Reader, edited by geographers Noel Castree and Derek Gregory in 2006, and Harvey's first reflection, Spaces of Capital published in 2001, and other related academic resources, conditions have been created for the course on the intellectual history of David Harvey.

This course is suitable for graduate students who are interested in Marxism, the spatial turn of social sciences, human geography, unequal development, urban issues, urban social movements, etc. The course is conducted in the form of a seminar. In addition to the lecturer's more essential lectures, students will mainly read, guide, ask questions and discuss important texts. The teaching philosophy focuses on "clear and understandable (transparency)", and the reading materials are planned according to "affordable" reading standards for graduate students.

This course is expected to have 6-10 students (ideally 8), and it will be conducted in a seminar format. Each article will be guided by one student (about 20-25 minutes), and another student will ask questions and ask two questions to the guiding students, thereby stimulating the whole class discussion. In addition to attending class lectures, asking questions, and participating in discussions, participating students are required to submit a final report of 10,000 to 15,000 words.

This course will be divided into phases according to the following planned development of Harvey's ideas, discourse intervention and book publishing, and will systematically discuss the works published during this period.

Period I 1962-1969 (PhD in Geography, Cambridge, Professor of Geographic Methodology, Department of Geography, University of Bristol)
Scientism, social scientificization of geography, logical empirical methodology and social science philosophy

Period II 1970-1986 (Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, offering On Capital course; 1976-1977, one-year study visit in Paris)
Marxist turn, new rent theory, geographical capital and the Communist Manifesto, spatial repair, capital urbanization and modernity

Period III 1987 (taught in the Geography Department of Oxford University for six years before returning to Johns Hopkins University)-2001
Collision with the postmodern situation, post-Fordism, the School of Regulation, countering postmodernism, encountering Michael Foucault, the alternative emancipatory politics of historical-geographical materialism

Period IV 2001 [Distinguished Professor, Department of Anthropology, City University of New York (CUNY)]-2009
After the 911 incident, the United States sent troops to Iraq, criticism of neo-imperialism and neoliberalism, and predatory accumulation began to focus on China’s urbanization, left-wing political philosophy, and dialogue with universal rights and universal values.

Period V 2009-
2008 subprime crisis, land financialization and financial crisis, urban rights and urban revolution, revisiting Capital and the crisis of capitalism

David Harvey出版的全部21本書籍。
Period I 1962-1969
1.(1969)Explanation in Geography. London: Edward Arnold and New York: St Martin’s Press. 高泳源、刘立华、蔡运龙译(1996)《地理学中的解释》，北京：商务印书馆。(有中文電子檔)

Period II 1970-1986
2.(1973/2009)Social Justice and the City. London: Edward Arnold and Baltimore, MD: John Hopkins University Press.(有電子檔)
3.(1982/2007)The Limits to Capital. Oxford: Basil Blackwell/London: Verso.(有電子檔)
4.(1985a)The Urbanization of Capital: Studies in the History and Theory of Capitalist Urbanization. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. (有電子檔)
5.(1985b)Consciousness and the Urban Experience: Studies in the History and Theory of Capitalist Urbanization. Baltimore: The John Hopkins University Press.

Period III 1987-2001
6.(1989)The Urban Experience. Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press.(乃1985年出版的兩本書的濃縮)
7.(1989)The Condition of Postmodernity: An Enquiry into the Origins of Cultural Change. 阎嘉译(2013)《后现代的状况：对文化变迁之缘起的探究》，北京：商务印书馆。(有中英文電子檔)
8.(1996) Justice, Nature and the Geography of Difference. Oxford: Blackwell.胡大平译(2010)《正义、自然和差异地理学》，上海：上海人民出版社。
9.(2000)Spaces of Hope. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.胡大平译(2006)《希望的空间》，南京：南京大学出版社。
10.(2001)Spaces of Capital: Toward a Critical Geography, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 王志弘、王玥民譯(2010)《資本的空間：批判地理學芻論》，臺北：群學。(有英文電子檔)

Period IV 2001-2009
11.(2003) The New Imperialism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 王志弘、王玥民、徐苔玲譯 (2008)《新帝國主義》，臺北：群學。初立忠、沈晓雷译(2009)《新帝国主义》，北京：社会科学文献出版社。(有英文電子檔)
12.(2003)Paris, Capital of Modernity. New York: Routledge. 黃煜文譯(2007)《巴黎，現代性之都》，臺北：群學。
13.(2005)A Brief History of Neoliberalism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 王钦译(2010)《新自由主义简史》，上海：上海译文出版社。(有中文電子檔)
14.(2006)Spaces of Global Capitalism: Towards a Theory of Uneven Geographical Development. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag. 王志弘譯(2008)《新自由主義化的空間：邁向不均等地理發展理論》，臺北：群學。
15.(2009)Cosmopolitanism and the Geographies of Freedom. Columbia University Press. 王志弘,徐苔玲譯(2014)《寰宇主義與自由地理》，臺北：群學。

Period V 2009-
16.(2010a)A Compa

All 21 books published by David Harvey.
Period I 1962-1969
1. (1969) Explanation in Geography. London: Edward Arnold and New York: St Martin’s Press. Translated by Gao Yongyuan, Liu Lihua, and Cai Yunlong (1996) "Explanation in Geography", Beijing: The Commercial Press. (Chinese electronic file available)

Period II 1970-1986
2.(1973/2009)Social Justice and the City. London: Edward Arnold and Baltimore, MD: John Hopkins University Press.(Electronic file available)
3.(1982/2007)The Limits to Capital. Oxford: Basil Blackwell/London: Verso.(Electronic file available)
4. (1985a) The Urbanization of Capital: Studies in the History and Theory of Capitalist Urbanization. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. (Electronic file available)
5. (1985b) Consciousness and the Urban Experience: Studies in the History and Theory of Capitalist Urbanization. Baltimore: The John Hopkins University Press.

Period III 1987-2001
6. (1989) The Urban Experience. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. (a condensation of two books published in 1985)
7. (1989) The Condition of Postmodernity: An Inquiry into the Origins of Cultural Change. Translated by Yan Jia (2013) "The Condition of Postmodernity: An Inquiry into the Origins of Cultural Change", Beijing: The Commercial Press. (Available in Chinese and English electronic files)
8. (1996) Justice, Nature and the Geography of Difference. Oxford: Blackwell. Translated by Hu Daping (2010) "Justice, Nature and the Geography of Difference", Shanghai: Shanghai People's Publishing House.
9. (2000) Spaces of Hope. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. Translated by Hu Daping (2006) "Spaces of Hope", Nanjing: Nanjing University Press.
10. (2001) Spaces of Capital: Toward a Critical Geography, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Translated by Wang Zhihong and Wang Yuemin (2010) "Spaces of Capital: Toward a Critical Geography", Taipei: Qunxue. (English electronic file available)

Period IV 2001-2009
11. (2003) The New Imperialism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Translated by Wang Zhihong, Wang Yuemin, and Xu Tailing (2008) "The New Imperialism", Taipei: Qunxue. Translated by Chu Lizhong and Shen Xiaolei (2009) "New Imperialism", Beijing: Social Sciences Literature Press. (English electronic file available)
12. (2003) Paris, Capital of Modernity. New York: Routledge. Translated by Huang Yuwen (2007) "Paris, Capital of Modernity", Taipei: Qunxue.
13. (2005) A Brief History of Neoliberalism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Translated by Wang Qin (2010) "A Brief History of Neoliberalism", Shanghai: Shanghai Translation Publishing House. (Chinese electronic file available)
14. (2006) Spaces of Global Capitalism: Towards a Theory of Uneven Geographical Development. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag. Translated by Wang Zhihong (2008) "Neoliberal Spaces: Towards a Theory of Uneven Geographical Development", Taipei: Qunxue.
15. (2009) Cosmopolitanism and the Geographies of Freedom. Columbia University Press. Translated by Wang Zhihong and Xu Tailing (2014) "Cosmopolitanism and the Geographies of Freedom", Taipei: Qunxue.

Period V 2009-
16.(2010a)A Compa