The handbook provides a comprehensive overview of discourse analytical approaches in social and cultural research on space, making it an indispensable part of the curriculum in Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in Geography. It can be used both as an extensive reference work and as an introduction to discourse theories, the concepts of space in discourse research, modes of discursive constitution of society-space relations, as well as methodological and empirical approaches in discourse research. The fundamentally updated third edition now also includes a detailed discussion of the conceptual relationship between discourses, practices, technology, and materiality, and addresses related approaches such as the analysis of socio-technical assemblages and visual configurations.