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प्रश्न
How is 'Naturalisation of Humans' different from 'Humanisation of Nature'?
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उत्तर
| Naturalisation of humans | Humanisation of nature |
| This refers to early stages of interaction between the natural environment and humans where humans are adapted to dictates of nature. | This refers to the interaction between the forces of nature and humans who begin to understand the forces of nature. |
| It indicates a very low level of technology and social development. | It indicates development of efficient technology and better social and cultural relations. |
| Naturalised humans listen to nature, are afraid of its fury and worship nature. | Humans move from a state of necessity to a state of freedom. |
| Direct dependence of humans on nature. | Resources are obtained from the environment to create more opportunities. |
| The physical environment for naturalised humans becomes mother nature. | Humans make use of nature so that nature gets humanised showing the imprints of human activities. |
संबंधित प्रश्न
Which one of the following is not an approach in human geography?
Name some sub-fields of human geography.
Explain naturalisation of humans.
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What is the new concept of Griffith Taylor in the field of Human geography? Describe this concept with examples.
Explain the concept of Possibilism with suitable examples.
Explain the concept of Neo-determinism.
How does technology loosen the shackles of the environment on human beings? Explain with examples.
Mention the six fields of human geography.
“The knowledge of nature is extremely important to develop technology.” Support the statement by giving three examples.
‘The primitive communities lived in complete harmony with their natural environment and as such the humans were naturalised.” Support the statement
Who was the founder of neo-determinism?
Who gave the concept of ‘stop and go determinism’?
Name the school of thought of Human Geography that employed the Marxian theory.
Main feature of Early Colonial period is ______.
Which of these is not a characteristic of the study of Geography?
One of these choices is not an approach to Human Geography.
Which element is not a part of the physical environment?
The early colonial period was characterised by which of the following approaches to Human Geography?
Which of the following best signifies the nature of Human Geography?
Match the following.
| Column I | Column II |
| A. Regional Analysis | 1. Elaborate description of region |
| B. Exploration and description | 2. Exploration of new areas |
| C. Areal differentiation | 3. Identification of uniqueness of any region |
| D. Spatial origin | 4. Use of computers |
“Nature provides opportunities and human beings use these opportunities. Slowly nature gets humanised.” The statement above describes which of the following idea?
"The approaches to the study of human geography have been evolving over a period of time". How have these schools of thought changed the approaches of study to human geography?
Which one of the following is the sub-field of 'social geography'?
Sub-field of political geography is ______.
Which one of the following statements does not describe geography?
