Understanding Cultural Geography: Places and Traces
by Jon Anderson
Understanding Cultural Geography: Places and Traces offers an introduction to cultural geography through the themes of place, space, and traces. It provides readers with a foundation for considering how culture shapes, and is shaped by, the places and environments connected to human experience.
About This Book
Understanding Cultural Geography: Places and Traces introduces the study of cultural geography through the connected ideas of places and traces.
The book focuses on how culture can be considered in relation to space, location, and the environments people experience.
It is suited to readers seeking a foundation in cultural geography and an overview of the ways places can be interpreted.
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