Articles by entranciology

Dualism and dichotomy have long been prominent themes within the field of geography, shaping both theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. This note explores the concepts […]

The Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate, a seminal moment in the evolution of geographic thought during the mid-20th century, marked a significant intellectual clash between positivist and humanistic […]

Geographical traditions outlined by William D. Pattison, a prominent geographer, have significantly contributed to the understanding and development of the field of geography. His seminal […]

The statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances” encapsulates the […]

Natural and Cultural Landscapes: Definitions and Differences Landscapes, as viewed through the lens of geography, encompass the visible features of an area of land, including […]

The period of integration in geography, spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries, marked a significant shift in the discipline towards synthesizing various approaches […]

Human-environment relationships are central to the field of geography, exploring the complex interactions between humans and their natural surroundings. Over time, different perspectives have emerged […]

Geography, often referred to as the science of distribution, is a multifaceted discipline that explores the spatial patterns, processes, and interactions of various natural and […]

Geography occupies a unique position within the classification of knowledge, encompassing aspects of both natural science and social science while also serving as an integrative […]

The institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline represents a significant development in the intellectual history of humankind. It reflects a gradual process spanning centuries, […]