human geography的示例

• First there has been a continuing debate about the scope of theory in human geography, with the focus on the relation between theory and empiricism.

• Jackson believed that human history brought about human geography.

• Aberystwyth says it was the first department to offer students single honours degrees in human geography and physical geography.

• Crang's main research areas within human geography involve those relating to social identity, theories on space and human perception of space as well as critical theories.

• Cviji's thesis on the effects of climate and geography on human life is the basis of his approach to human geography, where he emphasizes that humankind is ecologically sensitive.

• This new social geography has immensely enriched human geography and planning, of that there can be no doubt.

• A stated intention is to improve the teaching of ' global human geography ' (emphasis mine).

• However, the compact nature of this physical geography masks its dense human geography and the intensity of the geopolitical forces that animate its conflicts.

• The models of analysis of diffusion developed in human geography have both advantages and disadvantages.

• Given the frontier character of the coast, its physical and human geography was particularly rich.

• In the fields of cultural studies and human geography, there are concepts of culture developed in the politics of power.

• I shall start by addressing these questions from the joint viewpoint of human geography and spatial planning.

• The authors of this collection are from architecture, planning, technology, family studies and human services, and draw on the disciplines of psychology, anthropology, sociology and human geography.

• As such, the book provides a thorough coverage of gender issues across a range of disciplines and subject areas including politics, sociology, human geography, and development studies.

• Qualitative research methods in human geography.