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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #48055 Cultural Geography
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Cultural  geography  is  a  subfield  of  human  geography  that  explores  the  patterns  and  interactions  of  human  culture  in    to  the  natural  environment  and  the  human  organization  of  space.  It    a  wide  range  of  topics,  such  as  identity,  ideology,  power,  meaning,  values,  colonialism,  post-colonialism,  postmodernism,  gender,  sexuality,  race,  ethnicity,  media,  language,  and  more.  Cultural  geography  also    various  theoretical  traditions,  such  as  Marxism,  feminism,  post-structuralism,  psychoanalysis,  and  non-representational  theory.  Cultural  geography  is  not  a  unified  or  fixed  discipline,    a  living  tradition  of  disagreements,  passions,  commitments,  and  enthusiasms.  It  can  be  seen  as  a  style  of  thought  that  seeks  to  expand  and  illuminate  diverse  geographies,  both  material  and  non-material,  human  and  non-human,  representational  and  more-than-representational.  Some  examples  of  cultural  geography  include  the  diffusion  of  religions  and  the  diffusion  of  culture  via  colonialism  and  imperialism.

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