Like physical geography, human geography is not an independent science in itself. Human geography depends on many social sciences for its subject matter and its analysis. It provides regional perspective to other subjects which they lack. For example (i) Human Read more…
The study of the cultural landscape created by the enterprise of man in the background of geographical conditions is the subject matter of human geography. Because geography studies the earth as the habitat of man, therefore man has always been Read more…
Man interacts with his physical environment with the help of technology and techniques derived from his cultural heritage. More important is that with the help of which tools and techniques man produces and manufactures; what it produces and manufactures is Read more…
Nature of Human Geography :- Human geography studies the relationship between physical environment and human-generated socio-cultural environment through their interactions. Landforms, soils, water, climate, natural vegetation, various fauna, flora, rocks and minerals are the elements of the physical environment. Man, Read more…
Introduction Of Human Geography Under geography, various elements or aspects found on the surface are studied in the context of human beings. All the elements found on the surface can be divided into two classes on the basis of their Read more…