Sentence examples for historical geographies from inspiring English sources

Recent work by 'new' cultural geographers on Ireland's 'modern historical geographies' is also explored.

Whilst there has been some discussion of Utility within the context of modernism in design, the paper explores the broader historical geographies of Utility furniture.

This paper focuses on the renaming of streets in Bucharest, Romania over the 1990 1997 period as one component of the 'modern historical geographies' of post-socialist change.

Historical geographies of psychotherapy examine where specific forms of psychotherapy have evolved, how they have traveled, and how they relate to cultural processes and landscapes.

The paper contributes to notions of 'hybrid' historical geographies of irrigation by focusing on contested visions for irrigation in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas.

There, the organization of the computerized data closely followed that of the source material, but a third benefit of computerization is that, without damaging the source materials, data can be reorganized to reconstruct historical geographies.

The main source of spatial information for historical geography studies are historic maps and texts extracted from books, archival documents, records, travelers' description etc.

The establishment of the Journal of Historical Geography (1975) and historical-geography research groups by the Institute of British Geographers (1973) and the Association of American Geographers (1979) served to vindicate the historical approach in geography.

Historical geography, as the study of past geographies, remained a relatively undeveloped field of study until the 17th century, when Philipp Clüver, considered the founder of historical geography, published a historical geography of Germany, combining knowledge of the classics with knowledge of the land.

Shaul Sapir, a professor of historical geography at Jerusalem's Hebrew University, knows a thing or two about his field.

From the 1930s, historical geography gained prominence through the valuable studies in sequent occupance i.e., the study of the human occupation of a specific region over intervals of historic time initiated by Derwent S. Whittlesey and Carl O. Sauer.