geographical orientation. an integral geoperspective
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Abstract
This proposal introduces an integral, natural perspective from Orientation itself, offering the foundations to promote a debate about physical and geographical perspectives management and power. We take the human being as the subject, in this case, as the observer from the Earth. A theoretical framework was developed on the basis of axioms, which enable the discussion about the use of perspectives, their application to knowledge, education, epistemological repositioning and the definition of a global identity.
This approach seeks to create a new line of discussion, to launch a proposal that is scientifically challenging to the hegemony of geographical thought and that provides new geographical rationality structures.
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| Authors | ;Cristóbal Cobo Arízaga |
| Journal | international journal of ambient energy |
| Year | 2013 |
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