Consequently, one of the principal concerns of religions in many communities is to describe in story form the emergence of the local geography as a realm of the sacred.
As German filmmaker Werner Herzog portrayed in his 2007 documentary Encounters at the End of the World, over the years Antarctica has enticed thousands of adventurers to explore its inhospitable geography – a surreal realm of extremes so great they cannot be understood until they are experienced.
There's a famous book in the realm of geography called "How to Lie with Maps". It gives many examples of ways that policy makers have deceived the public by composing maps in ways that were intended to achieve certain policy goals.
Warren doesn't add anything in the realm of geography, either, as both candidates would hail from the Northeast.
I say "sacramental" because Fitzgerald's words transform their external geography as thoroughly as the realm within.
Like the nascent internet, Gibson's cyberspace, a realm in which geography no longer exists, gives "the illusion of infinite space".
With the rise of instantaneous communication, business spreading across the globe and the Internet annihilating geography, conflict is rampant in this realm of language and of intellectual property.
I read Huxley's "The Doors of Perception" and "Heaven and Hell" when they came out, in the nineteen-fifties, and I was especially excited by his speaking of the geography of the imagination and its ultimate realm — the "antipodes of the mind".
I started to think in terms of a kingdom or a realm of numbers, with its own geography, languages, and laws; but, even more, of a garden of numbers, a magical, secret, wonderful garden in which I could wander and play to my heart's content.
Some perceived environmental determinism as a bridge joining the disparate realms of nature and culture within geography.
