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Cultural Geography (C-ID GEOG 120)

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Cultural Geography (C-ID GEOG 120)

This text introduces students to the relationship between geography and the development of human cultures. It investigates how geography serves as a frame upon which communities and social groups developed their languages, religions, food and so many other aspects of culture. Particular attention is placed on how these systems of culture interacted with one another and across different places and spaces to create and mold different racial-ethnic groups.

Social Sciences
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Jean-Yves Merilus
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Coalinga College
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  1. 01: Introduction to Cultural Geography
  2. 1.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  3. 1.02: Part 1- Introduction to Cultural Geography
  4. 1.03: Paradigm Wars
  5. 1.04: Geography as Discipline
  6. 1.05: Geography is a Way to Communicate Information
  7. 1.06: Case Study- Origin and Diffusion of Hip Hop
  8. 1.07: Cause and Effect
  9. 1.08: Mapping the World
  10. 02: Geography of Culture
  11. 2.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  12. 2.02: Geography of Culture
  13. 2.03: Cultural Reproduction
  14. 2.04: Cultural Hearths and Landscapes
  15. 2.05: Cultural Case Study- Diffusion of Dancehall
  16. 2.06: Folk Culture
  17. 2.07: Popular Culture
  18. 2.08: Global Culture
  19. 2.09: Cultural Groups Regions Practices and Landscapes
  20. 2.10: Folk Housing
  21. 2.11: Ethnic Folk Landscapes
  22. 2.12: Folk Music to Popular Music
  23. 2.13: Geography of Sports
  24. 2.14: Biology vs Geography
  25. 2.15: Fandom
  26. 2.16: End of Chapter Synthesis
  27. 03: Race and Ethnicity
  28. 3.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  29. 3.02: Race
  30. 3.03: Racial Identifiers
  31. 3.04: Ethnicity
  32. 3.05: The Ethnic Landscape
  33. 3.06: Racial-Ethnic Relations in the United States
  34. 3.07: Ethnicity and the Economy
  35. 3.08: Ethnicities and Nationalities
  36. 3.09: Housing
  37. 3.10: Environmental Racism and Justice
  38. 3.11: End of Chapter Synthesis
  39. 04: Geography of Language
  40. 4.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  41. 4.02: Language as a Mental Capacity
  42. 4.03: Language as Cultural Practice
  43. 4.04: Diffusion of Languages
  44. 4.05: Classification of Languages
  45. 4.06: Ethnicity and Dialect
  46. 4.07: Language and Place Names
  47. 4.08: Language and the Discourse of Advertising
  48. 4.09: Language and the Digital World
  49. 4.10: End of Chapter Synthesis
  50. 05: Geography of Religion
  51. 5.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  52. 5.02: Religions in History and Cultural Identity
  53. 5.03: World Major Religions and Diffusion
  54. 5.04: Christianity and Diffusion
  55. 5.05: Islam and Diffusion
  56. 5.06: Buddhism and Hinduism
  57. 5.07: Chinese Religions
  58. 5.08: Sikhism
  59. 5.09: Judaism
  60. 5.10: Animism Jainism Bahai Shinto and Others
  61. 5.11: Syncretic Religions
  62. 5.12: New Religions
  63. 5.13: The Landscapes of Religion
  64. 5.14: Shrines and Other Sacred Spaces
  65. 5.15: Religion and Politics
  66. 5.16: End of Chapter Synthesis
  67. 06: Population
  68. 6.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  69. 6.02: Thinking About Population
  70. 6.03: Population and Development
  71. 6.04: Measuring the Impact of Population
  72. 6.05: Population and Health
  73. 6.06: End of Chapter Synthesis
  74. 07: Migration
  75. 7.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  76. 7.02: Definitions and Data
  77. 7.03: Global Patterns
  78. 7.04: Regional Migration Flows- Europe
  79. 7.05: Regional Migration Flows- Asia
  80. 7.06: Why some countries benefit from migration while others do not
  81. 7.07: What is the connection between globalization and increased international migration
  82. 7.08: 20th vs. 21st Century Migration
  83. 7.09: End of Chapter Synthesis
  84. 08: Geography of Health and Disease
  85. 8.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  86. 8.02: Health Metrics
  87. 8.03: Physical and Mental Health
  88. 8.04: Tobacco Nation
  89. 8.05: Geography of Disease
  90. 8.06: Covid-19
  91. 8.07: Influenza
  92. 8.08: Malaria
  93. 8.09: Cancer
  94. 8.10: Geography of Care
  95. 8.11: Health Care Systems
  96. 8.12: Women's Reproductive Rights
  97. 8.13: Demographic Transition Model
  98. 8.14: Housing and Public Spaces
  99. 8.15: End of Chapter Synthesis
  100. 09: Political Geography
  101. 9.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  102. 9.02: Geography and Politics
  103. 9.2.01: Cooperation Between States
  104. 9.2.02: Military Alliances- Terrorism
  105. 9.2.03: Economic Alliances- European Union and NAFTA
  106. 9.2.04: Boundaries and Boundary Disputes
  107. 9.03: Politics and Power
  108. 9.3.01: Federalism vs the Unitary State
  109. 9.3.02: Separatist Movements
  110. 9.3.03: Self-Determination and Constructed Identities
  111. 9.3.04: Political Cultures
  112. 9.3.05: Western Libertarians
  113. 9.3.06: Southern Traditionalists
  114. 9.3.07: New England Progressives
  115. 9.3.08: Centrists
  116. 9.3.09: Origins of Political Orientation
  117. 9.3.10: Electoral Politics- Boundary Drawing
  118. 9.3.11: Gerrymandering
  119. 9.3.12: Electoral Cartography
  120. 9.3.13: Political Landscapes
  121. 9.3.14: Greek Love Affair
  122. 9.04: Crime and Punishment
  123. 9.4.01: Spatial Patterns of Crime
  124. 9.4.02: Geography of Punishment
  125. 9.4.03: Crime Mapping and Analysis
  126. 9.4.04: Social Disorganization Theory
  127. 9.4.05: Modeling Crime and Hot Spot Analysis
  128. 9.4.06: Broken Windows Theory and Zero Tolerance Policing
  129. 9.4.07: Temperance Movements
  130. 9.4.08: White Lightning
  131. 9.4.09: Marijuana and Medical Marijuana
  132. 9.4.10: Opioid Crisis
  133. 9.05: End of Chapter Synthesis
  134. 10: Urbanization
  135. 10.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  136. 10.02: The Spread of Urbanization
  137. 10.03: Dark Ages
  138. 10.04: Urban Revival in Europe
  139. 10.05: Industrial Revolution and Urbanization
  140. 10.06: Urban Patterns
  141. 10.07: Sustainable Cities vs. Suburban Sprawl
  142. 10.08: Industry and Trade Situations- Through Urbanization Lens
  143. 10.09: Central Place Theory and Urban Morphology
  144. 10.10: Concentric Ring Model and Other Models
  145. 10.11: City Life
  146. 10.12: FHA Redlining and Urban Renewal
  147. 10.13: Interstate Highway System and Edge Cities
  148. 10.14: Suburban Disfunction Capital Flight and Gentrification
  149. 10.15: Organic Model and Economic Model
  150. 10.16: Displacement
  151. 10.17: City as Place
  152. 10.18: End of Chapter Synthesis
  153. 11: Geographies of Economies and Industries
  154. 11.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  155. 11.02: Primary Sector
  156. 11.03: Secondary Sector
  157. 11.04: Import Substitution Industrialization
  158. 11.05: Tertiary Sector
  159. 11.06: Quaternary Sector
  160. 11.07: Business Geography
  161. 11.08: Site Location Analysis
  162. 11.09: Marketing Geography
  163. 11.10: Industry Introduction
  164. 11.11: History of Industrialization
  165. 11.12: Industrial Geography
  166. 11.13: Transportation
  167. 11.14: The Expansion and Decline of Industry
  168. 11.15: Global Production
  169. 11.16: Deindustrialization
  170. 11.17: End of Chapter Synthesis
  171. 12: Development Geography
  172. 12.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  173. 12.02: Global National Regional and Local Patterns
  174. 12.03: How Does a Country Improve Its Wealth and Well-Being
  175. 12.04: Protectionist Model
  176. 12.05: 2 Models in Global Context
  177. 12.06: Rostow's Stages of Economic Development
  178. 12.07: New Models of Development
  179. 12.08: End of Chapter Synthesis
  180. 13: Agricultural Geography Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
  181. 13.01: Chapter Introduction and Objectives
  182. 13.02: Agricultural Geography
  183. 13.2.01: Agricultural Practices
  184. 13.2.02: Pastoralism
  185. 13.2.03: Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
  186. 13.2.04: Commercial Agriculture
  187. 13.2.05: Commercial Gardening and Fruit Farming
  188. 13.2.06: Agriculture around the world
  189. 13.2.07: Plantation Agriculture
  190. 13.2.08: Spanish Land Grants
  191. 13.2.09: Agricultural Regions
  192. 13.2.10: Von Thunens Model
  193. 13.2.11: Global Changes in Food Production and Consumption
  194. 13.03: Food
  195. 13.3.01: Geography of BBQ
  196. 13.3.02: Meat Wood and Flavorings
  197. 13.3.03: Corn Sugar Farm Policy and Public Health
  198. 13.3.04: Food Key Terms
  199. 13.04: Natural Resources
  200. 13.4.01: Non-renewable Energy Resources
  201. 13.4.02: Renewable Energy Sources
  202. 13.4.03: Pollution
  203. 13.4.04: Preservation of Natural Resources
  204. 13.05: Sustainable Development Overview