Humanistic geography, as a subfield of geography, is deeply influenced by philosophical ideologies such as idealism, phenomenology, and existentialism. These ideologies have profound impacts on […]
Behavioural and humanistic geography represent two distinct approaches within the discipline that offer contrasting perspectives on the study of human-environment interactions and spatial phenomena. While […]
Empiricism and logical empiricism represent philosophical perspectives that have significantly influenced scientific inquiry, particularly in fields such as physics, biology, and psychology. This discussion will […]
Scientific and quantitative geography represents a philosophical approach to geographical inquiry rooted in positivism and empiricism. This approach seeks to apply rigorous scientific methods, including […]
In the early 1950s, geography underwent significant developments, both in terms of its academic standing and its practical applications. This period witnessed a burgeoning interest […]
Territoriality, a fundamental concept in human geography, explores the dynamic relationship between individuals, groups, and the spaces they inhabit. It encompasses a range of behaviours, […]
The concept of landscapes encompasses both natural and cultural dimensions, representing the intricate interplay between the physical environment and human activities. This note delves into […]
Chorology and chorography are two distinct but interrelated concepts within the field of geography, each offering unique perspectives on the study and representation of spatial […]
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 […]
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