ISBN: 978-606-591-128-4
Publisher year: 2011
Edition: II
Pages: 240
Publisher: Editura Universitara
Author: Ion Nicolae
Antropogeografie - O abordare diacronica
DownloadPART I. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY / ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHY. DEFINITION. THE NEED FOR HUMAN GEOGRAPHY. THE FIRST ELEMENTS OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (Greek and Latin / Roman antiquity and the Middle Ages) / 9
1.1. Introduction / 10
1.2. Definition. Domain, terms used to designate the geographical study of the company / 11
1.3. Emergence of human geography concerns (Greek antiquity) / 24
1.4. Human geography in the Middle Ages / 41
PART II. EUROPEAN EXPANSION (Great Geographical Discoveries) and HUMAN GEOGRAPHY. CONSOLIDATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL THEORY (Im. KANT, Al. Von HUMBOLDT, C. RITTER) / 55
2.1. The Great Geographical Discoveries - the revolutionary period in the history and geography of mankind / 56
2.2. Valorization and development of ancient geographical theory / 62
2.3. Immanuel Kant practitioner and theorist of geography / 72
2.4. Alexander von Humboldt and Carl Ritter the founders of modern geography / 85
PART III. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY / ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHY AND ITS FOUNDING PARENTS - Fr. RATZEL and P. VIDAL from BLACHE. MAJOR CURRENTS OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY. CRISIS IN GEOGRAPHY / ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHY (1940-1950) / 113
3.1. Consolidation of modern geography / 114
3.2. Two "forgotten" geographers (anthropogeographers) (Elisée Reclus and Piotr Kropotkin) / 118
3.3. Charles Darwin revolutionizes geographical science / 123
3.4. Friedrich Ratzel - founder of modern anthropogeography. Determinism in human geography / 127
3.5. Regional direction in anthropogeography. Paul Vidal de la Blache and the French school of human geography / 146
3.6. The relations between the society and the environment - the perennial theme of geography / 156
3.7. Conclusions regarding the stage of anthropogeography / classical human geography / 160
PART IV POSTWAR HUMAN GEOGRAPHY. QUANTITATIVE REVOLUTION (NEW GEOGRAPHY) - ACHIEVEMENTS. MAIN MODELS USED (W.CHRISTALLER, T.HÄGERSTRAND s.a.). “NEW GEOGRAPHIES” (Radical geography, behavioral geography, feminist geography, etc.) / 169
4.1. Quantitative revolution in human geography / 170
4.2. Human geography in the last three decades / 196
PART V. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY / ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHY IN ROMANIA. GENERAL REFERENCES / 211
5.1. The beginnings of Romanian geography. Anthropogeographic aspects / 212
5.2. Romanian geographical school (anthropogeographic values) / 215
5.3. The development of Romanian anthropogeography / 220
5.4. Romanian anthropogeography during the communist period / 225
5.5. Romanian anthropogeography in the last two decades (indicative landmarks) / 232
SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY / 237
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