GOVERNING
=========
=========
CLASSES
=======
=======
^
|
FAMILY TYPES
============
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INDUSTRIES
==========
----------
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(FOLK-PLACE)
REGION (WORK PLACE) ------------
====== ------------ (TOWN)
| ======
|
V
--------------------------------------------
|
V
SURVEY ("SCHOOL")
====== ==========
!--LANDSCAPE (CRAFT-TRADITION)
-----------------
(FOLK-LORE)
?--TERRITORY -----------
|
|
V
---------------------------------------------
|
V
[NATURAL [APPLIED [SOCIAL
-------- ======== =======
SCIENCES] SCIENCES] SCIENCES]
--------- ========= =========
|
|
V
-------------------------------------------
| CUSTOMS
V -------
MORALS
======
GEOGRAPHY ECONOMICS ------
--------- ========= &
LAWS
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====
In the present as in the past, we may also note upon the scheme the
different lines of Place, Work and Folk on which respectively develop
the natural sciences, the applied or [Page: 78] technical sciences, and
finally the social sciences, and the generalising of these respectively.
Thus, as we see the popular survey of regions, geography in its literal
and initial sense, deepening into the various analyses of this and that
aspect or element of the environment which we call the natural
sciences--but which we might with advantage also recognise as what they
really are, each a _geolysis_--so these sciences or geolyses, again, are
tending to reunite into a higher geography considered as an account of
the evolution of the cosmos.
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