Human Geography Theory

Definition

Human geography theory refers to the framework of concepts and ideas used to understand and explain human activities, behaviors, and relationships in relation to space and place. It helps analyze patterns, processes, and interactions between humans and their environment.

Related terms

Spatial Analysis: The study of how geographic phenomena are distributed across space. It examines patterns, relationships, and processes related to location.

Cultural Diffusion: The spread or transmission of cultural beliefs, practices, customs, or innovations from one society or group to another.

Environmental Determinism: A theory suggesting that social and cultural development is primarily determined by the physical environment.