Social and cultural geography ppt

The interest in cultural and social problems developed in human geography from the end of the nineteenth century.
For half a century, the emphasis was more on culture, its impact on landscape, the role of techniques, the notion of genre de vie than on social structures and hierarchies.

50. 50 The subject explains culture from a geographical perspective, focusing on how cultures work in place and how they are embedded in everyday life.
It gives students an appreciation for not only how cultures are geographically expressed, but also how geography is a basic element in the constitution of culture.