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Explanation and Human Geography [PDF]
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 1983 Johnston's (1980, 1982) recent personal statements on explanation in human geography deserve applause for their clarity. They are refreshingly free of the more recondite philosophism that often prevails in discussions of this kind. Taken together with the response of Eyles and Lee (1982), however, there is a hint of bathos in the development of the ...
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People and Environment: Behavioural Approaches in Human Geography
, 2014Part 1 Introduction: people and environment. Part 2 Approaches to the study of people and environment: spatial interaction and spatial structures structures in the mind and social structures information and choice image, behaviour and meaning critique ...
D. Walmsley, G. J. Lewis
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Australian Geographical Studies, 1979
A review and discussion of Tommy Carlstein, Don Parkes and Nigel Thrift (eds). Making Sense of Time (Arnold, 1978, $29.80), Human Activity and Time Geography (Arnold, 1978, $52.40), and Time and Regional Dynamics (Arnold, 1978, S29 80).
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A review and discussion of Tommy Carlstein, Don Parkes and Nigel Thrift (eds). Making Sense of Time (Arnold, 1978, $29.80), Human Activity and Time Geography (Arnold, 1978, $52.40), and Time and Regional Dynamics (Arnold, 1978, S29 80).
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HUMANISM, PHENOMENOLOGY, AND GEOGRAPHY
Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1977(1977). HUMANISM, PHENOMENOLOGY, AND GEOGRAPHY. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 67, No. 1, pp. 177-179.
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Geography and the human spirit
History of European Ideas, 1995(1995). Geography and the human spirit. History of European Ideas: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 281-286.
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Economic Geography, 1961
] 'N a period when academic specialization requires that we spend much of the time talking to ourselves, it may be worth our while occasionally to explore points of contact between neighboring disciplines. If we should find that we are often talking about "the same thing," we may still discover that our perspectives are distinctive and useful for ...
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] 'N a period when academic specialization requires that we spend much of the time talking to ourselves, it may be worth our while occasionally to explore points of contact between neighboring disciplines. If we should find that we are often talking about "the same thing," we may still discover that our perspectives are distinctive and useful for ...
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University Geography in China: History, opportunities, and challenges
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2022Han Zhang, Junxi Qian, Joseph W Olson
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Statistics and Human Geography
1984Starting dates are often difficult to pinpoint exactly, but the “mid-Fifties” were certainly the time when statistical methodology began to burgeon in human geography. Although there was a lot of cross-fertilization and independent experimentation, the main strands can be picked out quite easily: the universities of Washington (Garrison, 1955; Berry ...
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