Sentence examples for geographical thinking from inspiring English sources

Integrating psychotherapeutic ideas into geographical thinking has been explored in relation to psychoanalytic geography, emotional geography, and qualitative methods.

It explores the implications of this history of land rights for geographical thinking on key concepts such as human territoriality, boundaries, cultural landscapes, and human nature relations.

The show brings together more than 40 objects that provide an overview of Greco-Roman geographical thinking — art and pottery, as well as maps based on classical texts.

So we grew up thinking that our geographical location was somehow wrong.

"Like Russia, it was blinded by hubris, thinking that its geographical distance from the lands of the Khilafah would protect it from the justice of the mujahideen".

Students have developed exciting pieces by exploring allied areas in art history, oral history, performance studies, and by thinking about medical, political, geographical, sociological, memoiristic, and visual documentation.

The longer the downturn lasts and exactly how long it lasts will vary by market segment and by geographical location the more some companies will have to begin thinking about different options.

The theoretical and policy implication of this paper is that there are geographical correlates to the reservation wage which need to be integrated into thinking about the participation consequences of setting benefit levels.

Moreover, reflecting the geographical diversity of the participants, many of the student startups are also thinking globally, with, for example, ventures aimed at improving agriculture and improving local banking in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.

We are used to thinking of the sun as providing compass information because its geographical direction remains essentially fixed over short timescales despite changes in the viewer's position.

"Reproductions of geographical maps.