Dan Stanislawski
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 215440 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dan Stanislawski |
| PRENOMES | Dan |
| SOBRENOME | Stanislawski |
| ASSINATURA | STANISLAWSKI D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Texas |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 41 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 112 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1944 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
The Spanish Province of San Salvador in the Mid-Sixteenth Century
The impression one has when visiting El Salvador in the late twentieth century is of businesslike order, confirming the remark that Salvadorans are the Swiss of Central America. In the city of San Salvador - wonder of wonders - buses run on schedule. One has the same impression in a Salvadoran consular office in the United States: Information is made available quickly, as are good maps. The editor and publisher of El Salvador News Gazette recentl…
The Transformation of Nicaragua
Manna
Seeds for the Flowers of Tuscany
C OMMONLY it is said that Western culture had its rebirth in Tuscany during the fourteenth succeeding centuries. This is a reasonable statement if one remembers that Renaissance flowers did not spring up in a patch of weeds but came from cultivated stocks in a soil long tilled fertilized. In Florence, a half century ago, at the first national congress of Etruscologists, one speaker exhorted the assembly never to forget that the homeland of the Re…
The Western Pyrenees
The rise of the Atlantic economies
Dionysus Westward
The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II
U svom prvom svesku doktorske disertaciji najznacajniji francuski povjesnicar XX. st.Fernand Braudel analizira poglavito udio sredine i gotovo nepomicnu povijest covjeka u njegovim odnosima s okolinom koja ga okružuje.Poglavlja prvog dijela nose naslove Poluotoci: planine, visoravni i ravnice ; U srcu Sredozmlja mora i primorja ; Granice ili najsire Sredozemlje ; Fizicko jedinstvo: klima i povijest ; Ljudsko jedinstvo: putovi i gradovi, gradovi i…
Dark Age Contributions to the Mediterranean Way of Life
The Dark Age of Greece was the gestation period of Greek culture and the incubation of the Mediterranean way of life. Greek colonization of the west, based on grains and wine, was the earliest specialized commercial agriculture of the Mediterranean basin. Innovations were made in the arts, shipbuilding and bulk commerce, military tactics, the spread of iron, the use of waterproof plaster, and the use of the olive for food. Perhaps any period of c…
Landscapes of Bacchus. The Vine in Portugal
Landscapes of Bacchus
Human Geography
Practical Work in Geography
A Southwestern Utopia
Portugal's Other Kingdom
Portugal's other Kingdom
(1964). Portugal's Other Kingdom: The Algarve. Economic Geography: Vol. 40, No. 3, pp. 275-276
Culture and Conquest
The Monchique of Southern Portugal
G EOGRAPHERS once studied islands or oases in an attempt to find in semi-isolated and relatively self-sufficient areas the simple, direct responses of a culture group to the land on which it lived. The belief was common that where modes of life had achieved stability, there might be values pertinent to our problems. In this century, however, in the United States, we tend to show little interest in uses of the land other than our own, except to br…
The Individuality of Portugal
The Individuality of Portugal. A Study in Historical-Political Geography
The Individuality of Portugal
Spain
The Individuality of Portugal
Many map users have wondered why Portugal, sharing with Spain the Iberian Peninsula, ever became a separate nation. That question is answered with remarkable clarity by Dan Stanislawski. This book also presents an analysis of the factors that produce separate nations and offers a study of the evolution of national cultures generally, especially as they apply to Portugal
Ensaio de iconografia das cidades portuguesas do Ultramar
The Political Geography of the Yucatan Maya
Early Spanish Town Planning in the New World
FOR centuries before the discovery of the New World war was the major occupation of the Spaniards. The struggle to wrest Spain from the Moors developed a large number of vigorous and fearless men, efficient in the taking and exploring of new lands, but with little concept of, or aptitude for, the gentler and more difficult arts of peaceful organization.' Because of her martial preoccupation, Spain took little, if any, part in the revitalized urba…
The Origin and Spread of the Grid-Pattern Town
The Political Geography of the Yucatan Maya
Dionysus Westward
The Transformation of Nicaragua
Culture and Conquest
Tarascan Political Geography
Landscapes of Bacchus
The Western Pyrenees
Portugal's Other Kingdom
Landscapes of Bacchus. The Vine in Portugal
The Monchique of Southern Portugal
G EOGRAPHERS once studied islands or oases in an attempt to find in semi-isolated and relatively self-sufficient areas the simple, direct responses of a culture group to the land on which it lived. The belief was common that where modes of life had achieved stability, there might be values pertinent to our problems. In this century, however, in the United States, we tend to show little interest in uses of the land other than our own, except to br…
Manna
Seeds for the Flowers of Tuscany
C OMMONLY it is said that Western culture had its rebirth in Tuscany during the fourteenth succeeding centuries. This is a reasonable statement if one remembers that Renaissance flowers did not spring up in a patch of weeds but came from cultivated stocks in a soil long tilled fertilized. In Florence, a half century ago, at the first national congress of Etruscologists, one speaker exhorted the assembly never to forget that the homeland of the Re…
The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II
U svom prvom svesku doktorske disertaciji najznacajniji francuski povjesnicar XX. st.Fernand Braudel analizira poglavito udio sredine i gotovo nepomicnu povijest covjeka u njegovim odnosima s okolinom koja ga okružuje.Poglavlja prvog dijela nose naslove Poluotoci: planine, visoravni i ravnice ; U srcu Sredozmlja mora i primorja ; Granice ili najsire Sredozemlje ; Fizicko jedinstvo: klima i povijest ; Ljudsko jedinstvo: putovi i gradovi, gradovi i…
The Individuality of Portugal
The Pacific World
Index to Map of Hispanic America 1
The Origin and Spread of the Grid-Pattern Town
The Political Rivalry of Patzcuaro and Morelia, an Item in the Sixteenth Century Geography of Mexico
The Political Rivalry of Patzcuaro and Morelia, an Item in the Sixteenth Century Geography of Mexico
HE promise of quick wealth lured the Spaniards into the News World. As it was fulfilled generously for a few, it encouraged great numbers of others to explore remote, sometimes unknown, often dangerous regions. The imllpact upon such regions was twofold. In some places native societies were obliterated or drastically altered; in others a new society was established where there had been either little or no permanent settlement previously. Thus the…
North America
Early Spanish Town Planning in the New World
FOR centuries before the discovery of the New World war was the major occupation of the Spaniards. The struggle to wrest Spain from the Moors developed a large number of vigorous and fearless men, efficient in the taking and exploring of new lands, but with little concept of, or aptitude for, the gentler and more difficult arts of peaceful organization.' Because of her martial preoccupation, Spain took little, if any, part in the revitalized urba…
Tarascan Political Geography
The Anatomy of Eleven Towns in Michoacan
Planos de la Ciudad de Mexico (Desde 1521 hasta nuestros dias)
The Anatomy of Eleven Towns in Michoacan
The Anatomy of Eleven Towns in Michoacán
Schatten uber den Kordilleren
Argentinien
Cordillera Huayhuash (Perú)
California and the Southwest
Ensaio de iconografia das cidades portuguesas do Ultramar
The Political Geography of the Yucatan Maya
The Individuality of Portugal
Many map users have wondered why Portugal, sharing with Spain the Iberian Peninsula, ever became a separate nation. That question is answered with remarkable clarity by Dan Stanislawski. This book also presents an analysis of the factors that produce separate nations and offers a study of the evolution of national cultures generally, especially as they apply to Portugal
The Individuality of Portugal
Spain
The Individuality of Portugal
The Individuality of Portugal. A Study in Historical-Political Geography
Culture and Conquest
The Monchique of Southern Portugal
G EOGRAPHERS once studied islands or oases in an attempt to find in semi-isolated and relatively self-sufficient areas the simple, direct responses of a culture group to the land on which it lived. The belief was common that where modes of life had achieved stability, there might be values pertinent to our problems. In this century, however, in the United States, we tend to show little interest in uses of the land other than our own, except to br…
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