Tag: neoDeterminism

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality

Course Code: MGG-001
Assignment Code: MGG-001/TMA/2023-24
Maximum Marks: 100

Part-A (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

1. Give a detailed discussion on the institutionalization of geography as an academic discipline in the world.

2. Write in detail about geography as science, geography as social science, and geography as integrative science, and discuss its place in the classification of knowledge.

3. Geography is the science of distribution. Elaborate.

4. Explain the human-environment relationships with Determinism, Environmentalism, Possibilism, and Neo-Determinism.

Part-B (All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.)

5. Write an essay on the period of integration with the brief of contributions made by Ferdinand Von Richthofen, Alfred Hettner, Friedrich Ratzel, and Vidal de la Blache.

6. Define and differentiate natural and cultural landscapes with suitable examples.

7. Explain the statement “Space is neither absolute, relative nor relational in itself, but it can become one or all simultaneously depending on the circumstances.”

Part-C (Each question carries 5 marks.)

8. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Geographical traditions given by William D. Pattison
b) Hartshorne-Schaefer Debate
c) Dualism and dichotomy in geography
d) Chorology and Chorography
e) Natural and Cultural Landscape
f) Territoriality