The Development of Theory of Geography and Landscape Science in the East and West Germany

Abstract

The author finds that the Bobek-Schmithüsen concept of landscape, as the sphere of integration of natural and social phenomena, is unacceptable from the Soviet point of view because it justifies the existence of a unified geography. The East German theoretical approach, on the other hand, excludes social phenomena from the landscape concept.

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