The conceptual revolution in geography
By: edited by Wayne K. D. Davies.
Publisher: University of London Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 416
Subjects: Geography -- Methodology -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Davies, W. K. D. Theory, science and geography.; title: Blaut, J. M. Space and process.; title: Stoddart, D. R. Darwin's impact on geography.; title: Lowenthal, D. Geography, experience, and imagination: towards a geographical epistemology.; title: Matley, I. M. The Marxist approach to the geographical environment.; title: Burton, I. The quantitative revolution and theoretical geography.; title: Lewis, P. W. Three related problems in the formulation of laws in geography.; title: Golledge, R. and Amedeo, D. On laws in geography.; title: Chorley, R. J. Geography and analogue theory.; title: Grigg, D. The logic of regional systems.; title: Berry, B. J. L. Approaches to regional analysis: a synthesis.; title: Ackerman, E. Where is a research frontier?; title: Chorley, R. J. Geomorphology and general systems theory.; title: Stoddart, D. R. Geography and the ecological approach: the ecosystem as a geographic principle and method.; title: Berry, B. J. L. Cities as systems within systems of cities.; title: Curry, L. Chance and landscape.; title: Olsson, G. and Gale, S. Spatial theory and human behavior.; title: Wolpert, J. Behavioral aspects of the decision to migrate.; title: Golledge, R. G. and Brown, L. A. Search, learning, and the market decision process.; title: Berry, B. J. L. Interdependency of spatial structure and spatial behavior: a general field theory formulation.