The Research about Dynamic Relationship between Human and Geography

  • Liu H
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Abstract

"Human and geographical" is a term short for the relationship between human and geographical environment. Sometimes, it's used to refer to the relationship between human and nature. It is an everlasting fundamental relationship, and it is the foundation of all other relations in human society. The process of human using and changing physical geography equals to the evolutive process of the relationship between human and geography. With the social development and the progress of productive forces, this relationship develops and progresses. It is of dynamic character. Nowadays more attention has been paid to the research about the dynamic relationship between human and geography. It marks the progress of society and human's awareness. Keywords: Relationship between human and geography, Dynamic, Research In the 46 billion year evolvement history of the earth, human came into the world just only 200 million years ago. Since human was born on the earth, there was a relationship between human and geography. It is an everlasting fundamental relationship that belongs to the field of the relationship between human and nature, and it is the foundation of all other relations. Human come from the geography environment. In order to exist and multiply human sculpture the geographical environment constantly. The process of human using and changing the physical geography equals to the evolutive process of the relationship between human and geography. With the development of its social development and the progress of productive forces, this relationship develops and progresses. It is of dynamic character. It's not only necessary for the time and the society, but also a sign of social progress and people consciousness's improvement.

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Liu, H. (2009). The Research about Dynamic Relationship between Human and Geography. Journal of Sustainable Development, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.5539/jsd.v1n3p103

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