Socio-cultural System
Definition: A sociocultural system is a physical and/or theoretical structure where humans interact in society using their culture. Background: Sociocultural systems are the building
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Definition: A sociocultural system is a physical and/or theoretical structure where humans interact in society using their culture. Background: Sociocultural systems are the building
Continue reading »Social Geographies Definition: Social Geographies concentrates on divisions within society ranging from class, ethnicity, and, religion. This term is a function of mapping societies and
Continue reading »Consumption Definition: In a broad sense consumption is the utilization of resources. Consumption can range from human consumption which is the process of eating, drinking,
Continue reading »Definition: Place making is the process in which a person or a group of similarly interested persons design a physical space, whether that be through
Continue reading »Resourcism is the belief that the purpose of the environment is to serve the needs from humans, and that environmental resources do not have
Continue reading »Turning Towards is defined as listening to those who are oppressed. Believing that everyone deserves to be listened to and that no one’s needs are
Continue reading »Ecological Emotions: Describes the interaction between humans and their environment and the psychological effects that the environment can have on an individual (Frome, 3). It
Continue reading »Umwelt comes from German theorist, Jakob con Uexkull, who created this word to verbalize the way that organisms view the environment, and how shared environments
Continue reading »Environmental Racism: “Refers to both the intentional and unintentional disproportionate imposition of environmental hazards on minorities” (Godsil, 395). Environmental racism is a term that refers
Continue reading »“Refers to the withdrawal of the colonial powers from direct legal and constitutional control over their (colonial powers’) territories” (Firth 314) Decolonization is a loaded
Continue reading »Sacrifice zones are areas of land that have been negatively damaged by environmental or economic impacts. Typically, these areas are located in low-income neighborhoods or are
Continue reading »Slow Violence: Slow violence is neither spectacular or instantaneous but, instead, occurs over time and is characterized by incremental erosion of things like ecosystems, or
Continue reading »Environmental Justice Definition: Environmental Justice is the act of making sure that all peoples, especially including minorities, are granted the appropriate involvement and protection with
Continue reading »Speciesism Definition: Speciesism is the act of viewing different types of animals as non-equal, or considering certain species to be better than others. Speciesism
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