Titlebook: WorldMinds: Geographical Perspectives on 100 Problems; Commemorating the 10 Donald G. Janelle,Barney Warf,Kathy Hansen Book 2004 Springer S

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Learning Geography in the Absence of Sightsenses and other body parts, but, since geography has a long tradition of representing its data and its findings in forms tailored to visual representation, it is indeed difficult to think of doing geography without sight. Usually, when one thinks of a geographic representation, one thinks of maps,

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Haptic Soundscapes: Developing Novel Multi-Sensory Tools to Promote Access to Geographic Informationnally represented by maps. This problem is especially acute for vision-impaired individuals. The need for new tools to access map-like information is driven by the changing nature of maps, from static paper-based products to digital representations that are interactive, dynamic, and distributed acro

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Banner Headlines: The Fight over Confederate Flags in the American Southand Leib 2001; 2002; Leib and Webster 2002). In this essay, we demonstrate how the geographical concepts of public space and landscape representation can be used to better understand the dynamics of these controversies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-2352-1Alexander von Humboldt; Geographie; Map; Transport; biodiversity; geomorphology; politics

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Environmental Problems and International Democracypecially oceanic and atmospheric) — raise major problems for democratic practice. Within individual countries, the state regulates environmental use, and its exercise of that power is generally accepted, especially within representative democracies. It is trusted to act for the general good of all, future as well as present.