In this paper, I explore how trans people's lives have been conceptualised and researched in human geography. I begin by contextualising trans people's lived experiences in Britain, before recognising trans studies as a distinct field that must continue to shape geographies of trans lives and ontologies. I then consider more recent research in queer geographies which foregrounds trans lives under the ‘trans geographies' banner. I examine how space has been conceptualised in such research and demonstrate the methodological and conceptual absences and failings and problematic approaches that geographical research often perpetuates, arguing that work remains to ensure our research works with and is responsive to or developed by trans people. The paper concludes by calling upon geographers to recognise the diversities and potentialities of trans people's everyday lives and develop intersectionally‐attentive and reciprocal geographical research around trans lives, bodies, and spaces.

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探索英国跨性别者的生活，跨性别研究，地理及其他领域：研究进展回顾

在本文中，我将探讨如何在人文地理学中对跨性别者的生活进行概念化和研究。我首先将跨性别者在英国的生活经历背景化，然后再认识到跨性别研究是一个必不可少的领域，必须继续塑造跨性别者和本体论的地域。然后，我考虑在同志地理领域中进行的最新研究，这些研究将跨性别生活置于“跨地理区域”的旗帜下。我研究了如何在此类研究中对空间进行概念化，并论证了地理研究经常存在的方法论和概念上的缺失，缺陷和问题方法，并指出，仍然有工作要做，以确保我们的研究与跨性别者一起工作并为之做出响应或由其开发。