Anthropogeography

Anthropogeography Master Degree

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  • Application Deadline:2017/08/15
  • Tuition:¥22000.00
  • Application Fee:¥800.00
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Hubei University traces its origin back to 1931 starting from what was then Hubei Provincial College of Education, established with approval from the national government and with Mr. Huang Jianzhong as first Director.
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Anthropogeography-a non-Marxist school of economic geography (especially the geography of population) dealing with the place of human society within the complex of geographical phenomena and the mutual interaction of society with the natural environment; its basic standpoint is geographical determinism. In its attempts to explain social phenomena, anthropogeography follows the ideas of the so-called geographical school of sociology. The ideas of both schools date back to the philosophers and sociologists of the 18th century who strove to deduce the “spirit of the laws of social development” from natural conditions, particularly climate (for example, Ch. L. Montesquieu and G. Buffon of France).

Anthropogeography achieved its most complete form in the work of the German geographer, ethnographer, and sociologist F. Ratzel. He revealed that the ties between man and the surrounding environment were more complex than anthropogeographers had previously believed, but at the same time he declared it was the task of anthropogeography “to explain the influence of nature on the spirit and body of individuals and nations.” Ratzel deduced the transition from lower to higher stages of economic development solely from the growth in population density. He made strenuous efforts to link anthropogeography with conceptions of political geography and even the national psychology of peoples. Later on, the ideas of anthropogeography were used extensively in geopolitics.


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