Human Geography/Cultural geography
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| - | + | '''Cultural geography''' is a branch of human geography that deals with phenomena concerning culture. It focuses on issues particularly close to folkloristic or cultural anthropology, and is regarded as a branch of geography that puts emphasis on pure examination of cultural phenomena. | |
* [[wikipedia:Category:Human_geography|Human geography（Wikipedia）]] | * [[wikipedia:Category:Human_geography|Human geography（Wikipedia）]] | ||
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| - | + | *Cosmopolitanism | |
| + | *Assimilation policy, Americanization, Indian boarding schools | ||
| + | *Topophilia | ||
| + | *Colonialism, Post-colonial theory | ||
== CAI Exercise == | == CAI Exercise == | ||
Revision as of 04:59, 1 November 2011
Human Geography ＞ Cultural geography
Overview
Cultural geography is a branch of human geography that deals with phenomena concerning culture. It focuses on issues particularly close to folkloristic or cultural anthropology, and is regarded as a branch of geography that puts emphasis on pure examination of cultural phenomena.
Contents
- Cosmopolitanism
- Assimilation policy, Americanization, Indian boarding schools
- Topophilia
- Colonialism, Post-colonial theory
