Információk az e-könyvről
1.Changing Definitions of Geography, 2. Nature, Scope and Aim of Geography, 3.Different Branches of Geography, 4 Classical Period of Geography, 5.Roman Geographers, 6. Geographical Thoughts in Ancient India, 7. Geographical Knowledge in Ancient Period, 8. Early Medieval Geography,9. Late Medieval Geography—Renaissance Era,10. Geography in the 18th Century—Pre-modern Classical Period,11. Geography in the 19th Century—Classical Period of Modern Geography, 12. German School of Geographical Thoughts, 13. French School of Geographical Thoughts, 14. Anglo-American School of Geographical Thoughts,15. Soviet School of Geographical Thoughts, 16. Determinism, Possibilism and Neo-determinism, 17. Geography in Modern India, 18.Recent Trends in Geography,19. Basic Concepts of Geography, 20. Regional Concept, 21. Dualism in Geography, 22. Quantitative Revolution, Paradigms and System Analysis, 23. Ecology, 24. Eco System, 25.Biosphere, 26. Applied Ecology, 27.Pollution Ecology,
Bibliography
UNIT - 2 Three Southern Continents
1.South America : Physiography, 2. Agriculture, 3. Demography, 4. Regional Study of Brazil, 5. Australia and Newzealand : General Account of the Physiography, 6. Dairy Farming, 7. Demographic Set-up, 8. Regional Study of Newzealand, 9. Africa : Physiograph, 10. Agriculture, 11. Grassland (Savana) and Desert Environment,12. Regional Account of Nigeria and Egypt,13. Geographical Account of South Africa,14. Geographical Account of Argentina, 15. Geographical Account of Zimbabwe,16. Social and Cultural Aspect of Bushmen, Hotentot, Maori and Boro.
