GEOG 156 — DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHIC THOUGHT II
BA BA Geography and Rural Development · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
This course traces the connection between geography and allied disciplines and tries to foster understanding of the deep intellectual roots of contemporary geography and identify the generally agreed features of sound research in geography. Topics include the contributions of Emmanuel Kant, the Modern (Classical) Era: Critique of the contributions of the classical period of the development of geographic thought; contributions of the Ritter and Humboldt, Vidal de la Blache, Friedrich Ratzel, Alfred Hettner, Ellen Churchill Semple and 20th century determinists and Carl Urtwin Sauer
- Credits
- 2
- Level
- Level 100
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