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Géographies de Fernand VERGER : l'environnement comme horizon
Physio-Géo, 2014 Fernand VERGER, Professor emeritus at the École Normale Supérieure, had a very rich carrier as a teacher and as a researcher. From his PhD thesis in physical geography to his role of scientific expert at the French Conservatoire du littoral, the way he ...
Éloïse Libourel
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The Necessity of Attention to the Auxiliary Sciences of History in Bastani Parizi’s View (Case Study: Geography and Archeology) [PDF]
تاریخ نگری و تاریخ نگاری, 2020 Mohammad Ibrahim Bastani Parizi (1304-1393) is one of the few researchers who has a special and unique style in the field of historical studies. In this style, reliance on the auxiliary sciences of history has a prominent aspect. Although he has accepted
Fakhri Zangiabadi +2 more
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Cybergeo, 2017 Based on the assumption that, in local contexts, scientific progress may manifest differently, this article aims to present to the European community of geographers aspects of the so-called « neo-positivist geography » in Brazil.
Dante Flavio da Costa Reis Junior
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Cybergeo, 2016 This paper addresses the ‘geographicity’ of the works of the famous philosopher Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, drawing on the critical frame of present studies on the relationship between geography and anarchism, a political theory which includes Proudhon among
Federico Ferretti, Edward Castleton
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Mapping paradigm shifts in the geography of innovation
Bulletin of Geography. Socio-Economic Series, 2021 The study quantifies important theoretical tendencies in the geography of innovation in a historical view based on a novel big-data approach. It shows that the field was “born” only in the nineteen eighties after long periods (i.e.
Oláh Dániel, Alpek Levente Balázs
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Terra Brasilis, 2022 The objective of the research was to carry out a participatory mapping of memory geographies when the Quilombola community of Mandira (Brazil) lived near the Mandira River and Fazenda Andrade, in a temporality that covers the final years of the 19th ...
Luciene Cristina Risso
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Meio século de Congressos Brasileiros de Geografia
Terra Brasilis, 2017 The article examines the promotion of eleven Brazilian Geography congresses by the Geography Society of Rio de Janeiro between 1909 and 1954. Events such as these revealed the state of the art and the evolution of Geography in Brazil, and provided ...
Luciene Pereira Carris Cardoso
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Geographies and Histories of Development [PDF]
Journal für Entwicklungspolitik, 2007 This paper presents some thoughts on the ambivalences, contradictions and assumptions in Development Studies and raises concerns about how the field writes and rehearses its history and future, and how it identifies its field of study. It foregrounds the problems associated with foundational dichotomies and distinctions within development and examines ...
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A geografia histórica como ferramenta de análise nos estudos de história do pensamento geográfico
Terra Brasilis, 2019 This text deals with the potential relationships between the fields of Historical Geography and the History of Geography. Proposing an operational definition of a geographical analysis of historical processes, it describes the possibilities of using this
Carlo Eugênio Nogueira
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Journal of Interdisciplinary History of Ideas, 2023 Geography is a booming science in the 18th century. It is not in essence a kind of State Knowledge, unlike law and political science. However, without the State, its purpose and its development would not have been the same.
Christian Bruschi
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