Geography

B. A. Part I
First Semester
DC – II 145207 Title – Human Geography

Objectives :-
1. To acquaint the students with the nature of man – environment relationship
2. To aquire knowledge about world population distribution and migration
3. To understand the human adaptation to different environmental conditions
from primitive to modern lifestyles.

Credits : 4
Marks : 100 Periods : 60

Sr. Topic No. of

Marks
No Sub-Topic Lecture
Assigned
Assigned
Introduction Nature and Scope of human
geography its relation with 15 25
1
Physical Geography.

Man and concept of physical and

environmental cultural environments, study of
2 relationship environmentalism, 15 25
Determinism, Possiblism stop
and go concept.
Population A] Distribution of population –
world pattern. Population
Density. Factors affecting 23 25
3
Distribution.
B] Migration – Types causes
and effects.
Study of trible Geographical factors affecting
communities life patterns of following Tribal
communities. Study of pigmy, 07 25
4
Eskimos and Kyrgyz . Tribes of
India – Bhills, Nagas, Mahadev
Koli.

References :-
1. Kobayashi S. Mackenjie,1989: Remarking Human Geography, bosten Unwin
Hymas
2. Perpillion A.Y. and Lingman 1968: Human Geography
3. Charles Whyne Hammand George Allen Unwin 1985: Elements of Human Geog.
4. Money D. C., 1967: Introduction to Human Geography, University Tutorial press
London
5. David M. Smith. Edward Amold 1972: Human Geography (Welface approach)
6. Lebon J. H. 1968: An Introduction to Human Geography Hute Lunson University
Library, London
7. Jan Hapkins and Weideneld Nicolson: Human Geography
8. Leog, goh.cheng.: Human and Economic Geography, Morgan Gillian, London
9. London O. U. P. 1975: Human and Economic Geography
10. Chisholm M. and Brian Rodgers, 1973: Studies in Human Geography,
Educational Books London
11. Maurya S. D. 1991 : Settlement system in India
12. John Eyles, 1988: Research & Techniques in Human Geography, Basil Blakwell
13. Dr.A.S.Bhole : Human Geography , Prashant Publication, Jalgaon.