Environmental Knowing: Theories, Research, and MethodsGary T. Moore, Reginald G. Golledge Dowden, Hutchinson & Ross, 1976 - 441 Seiten |
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... appear to be ac- quired and not to be part of the genetic endowment of the human being ; the person must learn to repre- sent environments at the geographical scale . I would like to hypothesize , then , that spatial and environ- mental ...
... appear to be ac- quired and not to be part of the genetic endowment of the human being ; the person must learn to repre- sent environments at the geographical scale . I would like to hypothesize , then , that spatial and environ- mental ...
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... appear from the outside as no more than an ill - maintained blank wall with a few shuttered windows ( see Figures 1 ... appears to signify a traditional way of life and a very closely knit social network . In fact , houses and shops that ...
... appear from the outside as no more than an ill - maintained blank wall with a few shuttered windows ( see Figures 1 ... appears to signify a traditional way of life and a very closely knit social network . In fact , houses and shops that ...
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... appear that a lettered person , or one who had been subject to the influences of literature , saw his world somewhat as follows . The earth is infinitesimally small by cosmic standards ; it is a mathematical point given a central place ...
... appear that a lettered person , or one who had been subject to the influences of literature , saw his world somewhat as follows . The earth is infinitesimally small by cosmic standards ; it is a mathematical point given a central place ...
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