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ECOLOGY AS METAPHOR: CARL SAUER AND HUMAN ECOLOGY

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Carl Sauer's writings contain material related to the general concept of “human ecology,”but he used the term infrequently and without emphasis and mainly as an analogy or metaphor.

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1864Man and nature; or, Physical geography as modified by human action 2008The morphology of landscape 1954THE PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 1965Man and Nature; or, Physical Geography as Modified by Human Action 1923GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGY 1956THE EDUCATION OF A GEOGRAPHER 1966The Early Spanish Main 1950Handbook of South American Indians

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