BOOK1 CH1 Human Geography Nature and Scope (Summary)
BOOK1 FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
CH1 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY NATURE AND SCOPE
SUMMARY
GIST OF THE LESSON
- Geography is a field of study is integrative, empirical and practical
- it studies each and every event on the earth over the space and time
- human geography studies the relationship between man and nature
- Geo. Can be studied through law making or descriptive
- There are two approaches of geography
- systematic approach
- Regional approach
- physical and human phenomena are described in metaphors using symbols from the human anatomy
- definition of human geography Human Geography Defined
- “Human geography is the synthetic study of relationship between human societies and earth‟s surface”. Ratzel Synthesis has been emphasized in the above definition
- “Human geography is the study of “the changing relationship between the un-resting man and the unstable earth.”Ellen C. Semple Dynamism in the relationship is the keyword in Semple‟s definition.
- “Conception resulting from a more synthetic knowledge of the physical laws governing our earth and of the relations between the living beings which inhabit it”. Paul Vidal de la Blache
NATURE OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
1. Human geography studies the inter relationship between the physical environment and socio-cultural environment created by man.
2. Elements of physical are land, water, soil, climate , vegetation, fauna
3. Elements of cultural are transport and communication , settlements, crops
2. Elements of physical are land, water, soil, climate , vegetation, fauna
3. Elements of cultural are transport and communication , settlements, crops
NATURALISATION OF HUMANS
- Man interact with nature with the help of technology
- It is not important that what he creates but with what tools he used to create
- Technology indicates the level of cultural development of society
- Understanding the nature helps to create technology
- understanding of friction and heat helped to discover fire
- understanding DNA helped to eradicate diseases
- laws of thermodynamics helped to develop fast planes
- knowledge about nature is extremely important to develop technology and technology loosens the shackles of environment on human being .
- the interaction between primitive society and nature is called ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINISM.
HUMANISATION OF NATURE
1. With the development of technology people understood the nature well
2. They move from state of necessity to state of possibilities
3. Human activities created cultural landscape
4. so it is called as possibilism
1. With the development of technology people understood the nature well
2. They move from state of necessity to state of possibilities
3. Human activities created cultural landscape
4. so it is called as possibilism
NEODETERMINISM/ STOP AND GO DETERMINISM
1.Developed by Griffith Taylor
2.It is a middle path between environmental determinism and possibilism
3. The concept shows that neither is there a situation of absolute necessity nor is there a condition of absolute freedom .
4. Sustainable development is the main aim
5. The Neo determinism maintains balance between development and nature
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY THROUGH THE CORRIDORS OF TIME
Schools of human geography
WELFARE SCHOOL
Concerned with social well being of the people a. housing b. Health c. Education
RADICAL SCHOOL
Concerned with causes of poverty, deprivation and social Inequality
BEHAVIOURAL SCHOOL
Given importance to lived experience, perception of space by Social categories
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY THROUGH THE CORRIDORS OF TIME
Schools of human geography
WELFARE SCHOOL
Concerned with social well being of the people a. housing b. Health c. Education
RADICAL SCHOOL
Concerned with causes of poverty, deprivation and social Inequality
BEHAVIOURAL SCHOOL
Given importance to lived experience, perception of space by Social categories
FIELDS AND SUBFIELDS OF GEOGRAPHY
For Hindi explantion of this chapter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9wWJCHJM6M&t=181s
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