Lamarck, Darwin et Vidal : aux fondements naturalistes de la géographie humaine

Vicent Berdoulay · Olivier Soubeyran

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought History of Science and Natural History Emile Durkheim and Sociology

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When the Annales de Geographie were founded, one of the objec tives of Vidal de la Blache was to acclimatize the natural sciences to his discipline. His sustained interest in the naturalists' contributions made him able to take advantage of the actual great models of nature in order to shape human geography. Darwinism and neo-Lamarckism are found to be combined in various degrees, i.e. according to the theoretical, methodological or rheto rical dimensions of the ambitionned shaping of human geography.

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