Arthur Geddes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3751735 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Arthur Geddes |
| NOMBRES | Arthur |
| APELLIDO | Geddes |
| FIRMA | GEDDES A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1927 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Man and Land in South Asia
Report to the commission on medical geography
The Isle of Lewis and Harris
The Isles of Lewis and Harris
THE ISLES OF LEWIS AND HARRIS: A study in British Community. By Arthur Geddes. Edinburgh University Publications: Geography and Sociology No. 2. Edinburgh University Press, 1955. 9X5*2 inches; xvi + 340 pages; maps, illustrations, diagrams. 44s first one-third of book, styled Island, Work and People, contains a geo? graphical survey, which is almost entirely a verbatim reproduction, with some alterations in sequence, of articles published by auth…
Variability in Change of Population in the United States and Canada, 1900-1951
I N STUDIES of population not only the net change as measured with reference to two census dates is important, but the manner of change and its regional pulsations throughout the period. These call for measurement by an index of variability in change. A method of such measurement was first worked out by the author for the half century I88I-I93I for AllIndia,' by indices for some 6oo administrative districts; further regional syntheses followed fo…
Geography, Sociology, and Psychology
T HE purpose of this essay is to show that geographical method may set forth the regional basis for the study, in large population groups, of psychosocial experience. It is of course the special function of social psychology and sociology to analyze, interpret, and, if possible, forecast such phenomena. But by the help of geographical surveys, psychology may increasingly proceed from its study of individual cases to that of communities, and socio…
Conoint-Tenants and Tacksmen in the Isle of Lewis, 1715-26
Conjoint-Tenants and Tacksmen in the Isle of Lewis, 1715-26
The Social and Psychological Significance of Variability in Population Change
Map of Economic Regions of Scotland
Creation, and the Blessing or the Curse Upon Fruitfulness
Physical Names for the Map of Britain
The Capacity of the United States to Support Population
The Population of India
T HE preliminary results of the census taken in March, 1941,I credit India with a total population of 388,800,000. Of these, 295,827,000 are in the provinces of British India and 92,973,000, nearly a quarter of the total, in the states and agencies. As compared with I93 I, the population of India exclusive of Burma (then part of India) has increased by 5o,68i,ooo, or I5 per cent. Baluchistan was the only census area to show a decrease. The larges…
River Control and Hydrodynamics in India
Half a Century of Population Trends in India
IN this paper will be shown two aspects of change in the population of India, region by region, during the last fifty years. The text interprets the folding 1 * cartogram,'' or map utilizing administrative units, on which the statistics have been plotted. So far as possible, the administrative district as constituted in 1931 is taken as the territorial unit. On this folding-map whole numbers give the net percentage change (of increase or decrease…
Men and Mountains
The Population of Bengal, Its Distribution and Changes
The Population of Bengal, Its Distribution and Changes
Au Pays de Tagore
Village Life in the High Eastern Pyrenees
A Theory of Murder
The Isle of Lewis and Harris
The Population of India
T HE preliminary results of the census taken in March, 1941,I credit India with a total population of 388,800,000. Of these, 295,827,000 are in the provinces of British India and 92,973,000, nearly a quarter of the total, in the states and agencies. As compared with I93 I, the population of India exclusive of Burma (then part of India) has increased by 5o,68i,ooo, or I5 per cent. Baluchistan was the only census area to show a decrease. The larges…
The Population of Bengal, Its Distribution and Changes
The Isles of Lewis and Harris
THE ISLES OF LEWIS AND HARRIS: A study in British Community. By Arthur Geddes. Edinburgh University Publications: Geography and Sociology No. 2. Edinburgh University Press, 1955. 9X5*2 inches; xvi + 340 pages; maps, illustrations, diagrams. 44s first one-third of book, styled Island, Work and People, contains a geo? graphical survey, which is almost entirely a verbatim reproduction, with some alterations in sequence, of articles published by auth…
Half a Century of Population Trends in India
IN this paper will be shown two aspects of change in the population of India, region by region, during the last fifty years. The text interprets the folding 1 * cartogram,'' or map utilizing administrative units, on which the statistics have been plotted. So far as possible, the administrative district as constituted in 1931 is taken as the territorial unit. On this folding-map whole numbers give the net percentage change (of increase or decrease…
Report to the commission on medical geography
Geography, Sociology, and Psychology
T HE purpose of this essay is to show that geographical method may set forth the regional basis for the study, in large population groups, of psychosocial experience. It is of course the special function of social psychology and sociology to analyze, interpret, and, if possible, forecast such phenomena. But by the help of geographical surveys, psychology may increasingly proceed from its study of individual cases to that of communities, and socio…
The Social and Psychological Significance of Variability in Population Change
The Capacity of the United States to Support Population
A Theory of Murder
Village Life in the High Eastern Pyrenees
Au Pays de Tagore
The Population of Bengal, Its Distribution and Changes
The Population of Bengal, Its Distribution and Changes
Men and Mountains
River Control and Hydrodynamics in India
Half a Century of Population Trends in India
IN this paper will be shown two aspects of change in the population of India, region by region, during the last fifty years. The text interprets the folding 1 * cartogram,'' or map utilizing administrative units, on which the statistics have been plotted. So far as possible, the administrative district as constituted in 1931 is taken as the territorial unit. On this folding-map whole numbers give the net percentage change (of increase or decrease…
The Population of India
T HE preliminary results of the census taken in March, 1941,I credit India with a total population of 388,800,000. Of these, 295,827,000 are in the provinces of British India and 92,973,000, nearly a quarter of the total, in the states and agencies. As compared with I93 I, the population of India exclusive of Burma (then part of India) has increased by 5o,68i,ooo, or I5 per cent. Baluchistan was the only census area to show a decrease. The larges…
Physical Names for the Map of Britain
The Capacity of the United States to Support Population
Creation, and the Blessing or the Curse Upon Fruitfulness
Map of Economic Regions of Scotland
The Social and Psychological Significance of Variability in Population Change
Geography, Sociology, and Psychology
T HE purpose of this essay is to show that geographical method may set forth the regional basis for the study, in large population groups, of psychosocial experience. It is of course the special function of social psychology and sociology to analyze, interpret, and, if possible, forecast such phenomena. But by the help of geographical surveys, psychology may increasingly proceed from its study of individual cases to that of communities, and socio…
Conoint-Tenants and Tacksmen in the Isle of Lewis, 1715-26
Conjoint-Tenants and Tacksmen in the Isle of Lewis, 1715-26
Variability in Change of Population in the United States and Canada, 1900-1951
I N STUDIES of population not only the net change as measured with reference to two census dates is important, but the manner of change and its regional pulsations throughout the period. These call for measurement by an index of variability in change. A method of such measurement was first worked out by the author for the half century I88I-I93I for AllIndia,' by indices for some 6oo administrative districts; further regional syntheses followed fo…
The Isles of Lewis and Harris
THE ISLES OF LEWIS AND HARRIS: A study in British Community. By Arthur Geddes. Edinburgh University Publications: Geography and Sociology No. 2. Edinburgh University Press, 1955. 9X5*2 inches; xvi + 340 pages; maps, illustrations, diagrams. 44s first one-third of book, styled Island, Work and People, contains a geo? graphical survey, which is almost entirely a verbatim reproduction, with some alterations in sequence, of articles published by auth…
The Isle of Lewis and Harris
Report to the commission on medical geography
Man and Land in South Asia
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