Why the World Regional Geography course need to be learned?
Regional geography is considered as the study of variations in the spread of symptoms in a certain region of space in either the local, state or continent. Which discussed all the symptoms in the area concerned both physical and human phenomena Regional geography study the relationship linking between the physical aspects with the human aspects in a spatial relation in a region (region) specific. Through interpretation and analysis of regional geography is typical of an area can be highlighted so that the differences between regions will appear more clearly. Regional geography is the study of regional geography on the basis of broad and narrow area. Thus, an essential element in geography is the region or territory. Region is a region that has a similarity which can be seen from the physical element, the human element and combination of both. Wittlesay proposed units can be formed by region: 1. climate appearance only, land only, so the show area only. 2. multiple feature regions (regions that show a compound such as a joint appearance between the type of soil and plants, plants by planting cultivation). 3. total or compage region consisting of many physical and human elements such as provinces, states or regions. Bintarto suggests that the region can be seen from: 1. a. Uniformity or similarity within a certain criteria (region of uniform) b. region in many respects governed by several centers that are interconnected by a circular line (nodal region) 2. a. Generic region, classification territory placing particular emphasis on its type, its function is ignored. b. region specific, classifications based on area of specialization is the single area has the characteristics of a specific geography. 3. areas in the classification using descriptive statistical methods.
Types of regions according to Stephen L.J. Smiith: 1. priori regions: region made no methodologically based on regionalization, so the element of similarity is formed by the views of the individual or particular interests such as political element, local customs or other benefits unilaterally. 2. formal or regional homogenius region: region formed due to the similarity appearance internally. 3. functional region: the region formed by high or low degree of interaction between places in the earth's surface.
Regional geography is considered as the study of variations in the spread of symptoms in a certain region of space in either the local, state or continent. Which discussed all the symptoms in the area concerned both physical and human phenomena Regional geography study the relationship linking between the physical aspects with the human aspects in a spatial relation in a region (region) specific. Through interpretation and analysis of regional geography is typical of an area can be highlighted so that the differences between regions will appear more clearly. Regional geography is the study of regional geography on the basis of broad and narrow area. Thus, an essential element in geography is the region or territory. Region is a region that has a similarity which can be seen from the physical element, the human element and combination of both. Wittlesay proposed units can be formed by region: 1. climate appearance only, land only, so the show area only. 2. multiple feature regions (regions that show a compound such as a joint appearance between the type of soil and plants, plants by planting cultivation). 3. total or compage region consisting of many physical and human elements such as provinces, states or regions. Bintarto suggests that the region can be seen from: 1. a. Uniformity or similarity within a certain criteria (region of uniform) b. region in many respects governed by several centers that are interconnected by a circular line (nodal region) 2. a. Generic region, classification territory placing particular emphasis on its type, its function is ignored. b. region specific, classifications based on area of specialization is the single area has the characteristics of a specific geography. 3. areas in the classification using descriptive statistical methods.
Types of regions according to Stephen L.J. Smiith: 1. priori regions: region made no methodologically based on regionalization, so the element of similarity is formed by the views of the individual or particular interests such as political element, local customs or other benefits unilaterally. 2. formal or regional homogenius region: region formed due to the similarity appearance internally. 3. functional region: the region formed by high or low degree of interaction between places in the earth's surface.
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