Changing Formulations of the Man-Environment Relationship in Anglo-American Geography.

Jeans, D. N.

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Publication Date: 1974

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Changing Formulations of the Man-Environment Relationship in Anglo-American Geography

Jeans, D. N.

Journal of Geography, 73, 3, 36-40, Mar 74

The following six formulations of the Man-Environment relationship have held successive favor in Geography since the 1900's: Economic Determinism, Possibilism, Cultural Relativism, the Landscape School, Perception of Environment, and Ecological Approach. (JH)

Descriptors: Conceptual Schemes, Environment, Environmental Influences, Geographic Concepts, Geography, Human Geography, Individual Power, Physical Environment

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