Journals / lnternational Journal of Geography and Geography Education / 2018 / Sayı: 38

LANDSCAPE THEORY IN GEOGRAPHY

COĞRAFYADA PEYZAJ TEORİSİ

Pages
127–141
Publication Date
2018-07-09
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For this reason, landscape will be treated from different approaches, meanings and theories like cultural landscape, quantitative revolution, feminist theory, Marxist and radical geography, humanistic geography, postmodern and poststructuralist approaches, non-representational theory and actor-network theory.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, we will try to explain what landscape is and its theoretical framework.
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Key Findings & Data:From 15th century onwards, landscape has been used in different contexts in different disciplines in different ways.
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Conclusion & Impact:For this reason, landscape will be treated from different approaches, meanings and theories like cultural landscape, quantitative revolution, feminist theory, Marxist and radical geography, humanistic geography, postmodern and poststructuralist approaches, non-representational theory and actor-network theory.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Peyzaj · Coğrafi Paradigmalar · Kültürel Coğrafya

Abstract

In this study, we will try to explain what landscape is and its theoretical framework. Landscape is widely being used in geography especially in cultural geography. Like every concept landscape has transformed as it takes on new meanings and loses some at the same time. There is a close connection between the emerging new meanings and dominating approach, paradigm and theories in a discipline. In general, every emerging approach or paradigm can affect and transform related concepts in a given discipline. Therefore, it is proper to use concepts and terms in their context. From 15th century onwards, landscape has been used in different contexts in different disciplines in different ways. For this reason, landscape will be treated from different approaches, meanings and theories like cultural landscape, quantitative revolution, feminist theory, Marxist and radical geography, humanistic geography, postmodern and poststructuralist approaches, non-representational theory and actor-network theory.

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Bu çalışmamızda peyzajın ne olduğu ve onun teorik çerçevesini açıklamaya çalışacağız. Peyzaj, coğrafya içinde özellikle kültürel coğrafyada yaygın kullanılan bir kavramdır. Her kavram gibi peyzaj kavramı da dönüşüme uğramış, bazı anlamları silinirken yeni anlamlar kazanmıştır. Coğrafyada bu anlamların ortaya çıkışı, hakim olan yaklaşım, paradigma ve teoriler ile yakından ilişkilidir. Genelde bir disiplinde ortaya çıkan yaklaşım ya da teori, ilgili kavramların içeriğini etkileyip onları dönüştürmektedir. Bu nedenle bir disiplinde herhangi bir terim ya da kavramı bağlamında kullanmak ve açıklamak yerinde olacaktır. Peyzaj, ilk ortaya çıktığı 15. yüzyıldan günümüze kadar farklı bağlamlarda farklı disiplinlerde farklı şekillerde kullanılmıştır. Bu nedenle çalışmada peyzaj; kültürel peyzaj, nicel devrim, feminist teori, Marksist ve radikal coğrafya, hümanistik coğrafya, postmodern ve postyapısalcı yaklaşımlar, temsil ötesi teori ve aktör ağ teorisi gibi farklı yaklaşım, anlam ve teorilerle ele alınacaktır.

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ÖZEY, R., BİLGİLİ, M., KOCALAR, A. O. (2018). LANDSCAPE THEORY IN GEOGRAPHY. lnternational Journal of Geography and Geography Education, Sayı: 38, 127–141. https://ajindex.com/articles/47487

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