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GEOG017
- Culture, Place and the Environment/ Lecture
Ecological and historical approach to cultures and cultural change in a global and spatial context. Broad themes and problems of North America are emphasized: adaptation to “natural” environment; culture in prehistory; migration; creation of cultural areas; fire as a cultural artifact; world views of primitive, traditional and industrial culture; cultural landscape; cultural geography of the United States. One weekly discussion section. Fulfills the Global Comparison Perspective. Mr. Johnson/Offered every year
Faculty
Douglas Johnson, Ph.D. - Professor of Geography
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COMM017
GES017
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