Economic geography is sometimes approached as a branch of anthropogeography that focuses on regional systems of human economic activity.
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In the course of his 31 missions, from Greenland to Siberia, he taught a method called " anthropogeography, from stone to man " reminding how the history, rituals and sociology of the Arctic peoples can only be understood in the frame of a given physical environment.
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During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, a controversy exported from geology, between supporters of James Hutton ( uniformitarianism thesis ) and Georges Cuvier ( catastrophism ) strongly influenced the field of geography, because geography at this time was a natural science since Human Geography or Anthropogeography had just developed as a discipline in the late nineteenth century.
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