Cultural_Geography__Cultural_Landscape

Cultural Geography: Cultural Landscape Cultural landscape is the true definition of all of the terms to be defined in this paper. The definition of a term is not supposed to contain the same word being defined; however in this case, all five terms can be summed under the main definition of cultural landscape. Given this improper method of defining terms, cultural landscape will be defined appropriately first with the remaining terms being defined following (Rubenstein, 2002). The five terms are cultural region, cultural diffusion, cultural ecology, cultural integration, and cultural landscape. As it applies to this paper, cultural landscape is the human geographers’ term for perspective on the location of humans, their resources, significant geographic landmarks, socio-economic status, belief systems, and why they evolved to what they are today. There are many other factors that are a part of the definition of cultural landscape. The focus will be on the aforementioned terms. The human landscape is quite varied, similar, consistent, and inconsistent all at the same time. This may seem impossible with such contradictory descriptions, however when history is examined, every kind of person is there. In other words, if an alien came to earth to study humans, one cultural, culture, diffusion, region, landscape, people, language, terms, integration, example, defined, common, spread, human, definition, term, part, one, geographic, ecology, area, physical, paper, much, care, beliefs, truly, throughout, study, spanish, same, regions, new, means, manner, live, humans, however, growth, geographers, functional, five, feature, factors, evolved, environmental, environment, economic, ebonics, each