Exam Details
Subject | geography | |
Paper | paper 3 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2009 | |
City, State | , |
Question Paper
In the 1980s areal differentiation made a comeback as a central perspective for Human Geography. The revival is neither directly connected to older debates such as those between Hartschorne or his critics nor is it monolithic. There are at least three specific intellectual positions in the revival, none of which uses the same concepts or vocabulary as the others . The first stream is Humanistic Geography. Its focus is on the social construction of space and on as the setting for human action. This has given rise to an interest in the relationship between specific geographical context and social life. The second source of revival has come from the analysis of the geography of capitalism by geographers working within the Marxist perspective. These geographers explain uneven development of economic activities and social well being as an outcome of political and economic relationships of dominance and dependence which exist in society.
The third source of influence comes from attempts to create contextual theory in Social Science. The contextual approach considers places and regions important in the production of society. This approach attempts to show, how time and space (place, region) create the contexts in which human actions can be explained; and how place or region mediate between 'Human Agency' and social structure. Human Agency connotes the capabilities ,intentions and actions of 'Human Agents'. Human Agents can be individuals or other than individuals (companies, corporations, states
1. What are the main features of the new debate on areal differentation initiated in the 1980s
2. What is the main theoretical thrust in Humanistic Geography
3. How have the Marxist Geographers explanied spatial variations in economic activities
4. What is the role of time and space in explaining human actions in contextual theory
5. What do you understand by 'Human Agency'
6. Name the factors controlling process of weathering.
7. What is the process of desertification
8. What are the factors affecting wind.
9. How does the stable air differ from the unstable air
10. Name factors affecting density of sea water.
11. What do you understand by 'environmental hazards'.
12. What are the components of G.I.S
13. What is standard deviation?
14. Explain the concept of 'suburbanization'
15. Differentiate between crop -combination and crop -diversification.
16. Name and describe five indicators of infrastructure Developement.
17. Distinguish between a Formal Region and a Functional Region.
18. Explain connectivity -index.
19. Give land use categories of Multiple Nuclei theory.
20. What is meant by Mackinder's concept of Midland Basin
21. Explain the model of parallel retreat of slopes.
22. Describe the characteristics of mountain ecosystem.
23. Cotton cultivation in India generally coincides with the distribution of Regur soils (Black soils), explain.
24. Explain the role of multiplicity of religion and languages in creating social tensions in India.
25. 'Dwelling places' are an expression of cultural and physical environment. Comment with reference to tribal
26. Bring out the relationship between Human activities and global warming.
27. Discuss the role of monsoons on India's agro economy.
The third source of influence comes from attempts to create contextual theory in Social Science. The contextual approach considers places and regions important in the production of society. This approach attempts to show, how time and space (place, region) create the contexts in which human actions can be explained; and how place or region mediate between 'Human Agency' and social structure. Human Agency connotes the capabilities ,intentions and actions of 'Human Agents'. Human Agents can be individuals or other than individuals (companies, corporations, states
1. What are the main features of the new debate on areal differentation initiated in the 1980s
2. What is the main theoretical thrust in Humanistic Geography
3. How have the Marxist Geographers explanied spatial variations in economic activities
4. What is the role of time and space in explaining human actions in contextual theory
5. What do you understand by 'Human Agency'
6. Name the factors controlling process of weathering.
7. What is the process of desertification
8. What are the factors affecting wind.
9. How does the stable air differ from the unstable air
10. Name factors affecting density of sea water.
11. What do you understand by 'environmental hazards'.
12. What are the components of G.I.S
13. What is standard deviation?
14. Explain the concept of 'suburbanization'
15. Differentiate between crop -combination and crop -diversification.
16. Name and describe five indicators of infrastructure Developement.
17. Distinguish between a Formal Region and a Functional Region.
18. Explain connectivity -index.
19. Give land use categories of Multiple Nuclei theory.
20. What is meant by Mackinder's concept of Midland Basin
21. Explain the model of parallel retreat of slopes.
22. Describe the characteristics of mountain ecosystem.
23. Cotton cultivation in India generally coincides with the distribution of Regur soils (Black soils), explain.
24. Explain the role of multiplicity of religion and languages in creating social tensions in India.
25. 'Dwelling places' are an expression of cultural and physical environment. Comment with reference to tribal
26. Bring out the relationship between Human activities and global warming.
27. Discuss the role of monsoons on India's agro economy.
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