Book: Encyclopedia of Human Geography
Author: Barney Warf
Pages: 584
Format: PDF
Language: English
ISBN10: 0761988580
Human geography is a broad subdivision of geography that deals with the geographic interpretation and analysis of human cultures, societies, and lifestyles. The field of human geography has matured considerably over the past decades, and today, interest in the topic, as well as in its subfields--cultural geography, economic geography, political geography, social geography, and urban geography--is increasingly widespread. Indeed, because of the influence of the media, the pervasiveness of the Internet in our lives, and the impact of both on globalization, many of us think geographically today, without necessarily being conscious that we are doing so.
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