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The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Human Geography
... Companion to Human Geography, First Edition. Edited by John A. Agnew,
James S. Duncan. © 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Published 2011 by
Blackwell Publishing Ltd. It was left to Derwent Whittlesey, chorologist and senior
geographer.
John A. Agnew, James S. Duncan, 2011
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GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT: A CONTEXTUAL HISTORY OF IDEAS
This meant that in practice, the chorologist was often required to go backwards in
time — to adopt a historical perspective. As a result of this realization, historical
geography was soon raised to the status of an essential component of the ...
But as a self-confessed "chorologist at heart" Jones also had formulated a
methodology that was applicable only to the study of particular events and
phenomena rather to the study of the general features of the State as a form of
political ...
Ramesh Dutta Dikshit, 1999
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The betweenness of place: towards a geography of modernity
His remarks could easily be translated to a discussion of the problems facing the
chorologist. Both the chorologist and the ethnographer have sought a similar
middle ground. An important figure to both fields in this search was Alfred
Kroeber.
J. Nicholas Entrikin, 1991
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Developments in political geography: a century of progress
But as a self-confessed 'chorologist at heart' Jones also had developed a method
of study that was applicable only to the analysis of particular events and
phenomena rather than to the study of general features of the state as a form of
political ...
Ramesh Dutta Dikshit, 1997
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Biology: The Story of Living Things
Lichens on the rocks and a few stunted herbs are the only plant life visible, while
a limited number of insects and an occasional mammal from the Hudsonian zone
are the only signs of animal life. The facts that the chorologist has discovered ...
George William Hunter, Herbert Eugene Walter, 1937
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Acta entomologica bohemoslovaca
J. Roubal is referred to as a chorologist of Coleóptera (К. Híirka), as heterologist (
P. Stys), as nature protector (P. Pecina) and as a botanist (I. Hrabovec). The final
paper is by Prof. A. Pfeffer who characterizes the personality of Prof. Roubal ...
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Nytt Magasin for Botanikk
Van der Pijl has had the great luck to work for a lifetime in a tropical area which
provided a fertile ground for investigation, and being by nature neither a
taxonomist nor a chorologist, he was able to concentrate on ecological
phenomena, trying ...
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Journal of the South African Biological Society
She has also served the CCTA/CSA as chorologist for arthropod vectors of
animal and human diseases occurring South of the Sahara. Dr. Theiler has been
a member of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science since
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South African Biological Society, 1960
This will be clear to any chorologist who wants to get some insight by thinking in
historical terms necessary to get at least some faint idea of the implications of the
time dynamics of plant wandering. It is therefore not likely that species, ...
