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32Hartshorne, T. A. and Alexander, J.W. 1988. Economic Geography. (3 rd ed). Prentice Hall ofIndia, New DelhiSuggested Readings:Alexander J.W. and Gibson, L.J. 1979. Economic Geography. (2 nd ed), Prentice Hall of India,New DelhiGoh Cheng Leong and Morgan G.C. 1982. Human & Economic Geography. OxfordUniversity Press, London and Greater Noida, India.COURSE: REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY OF INDIA (5617)Course Code BA/B.SC GEOG 5617Credits-4 L T P44 16 0Course TypeElective (Additional)Lectures to be Delivered 60Course Objective: The purpose of this paper is to introduce the students to the basic concept ofregionalization. It also exposes the student to the detail geography of some selected regions.Continuous Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) and End Semester Examination System: Sameas Prescribed in Course Paper 0203Course Content and Credit SchemeUnit Topic Allotted Time(Hours)L T PI. 1. Regionalisation of India: Bases and levels 11 4 0II. Plains of Rajasthan11 4 0I. Physical FeaturesII. Cultural FeaturesIII. Chhota Nagpur Plateau11 4 0I. Physical FeaturesII. Cultural FeaturesIV. Kashmir Region11 4 0I. Physical FeaturesII. Cultural FeaturesTotal Hours 44 16 0L-Lecture, T-Tutorial and P-Practical and PracticesText Book(s):Singh, R.L. 1971. Regional Geography of India. National Geographical Society of India,Varanasi.COURSE: SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY (5618)Course Code BA/B.SC GEOG 5618Credits-4 L T P44 16 0Course TypeElective (Additional)Lectures to be Delivered 60Course Objective: The aim of this paper is to make the students understand the structure ofIndian society and the evolution of socio- cultural regions of India.
33Continuous Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) and End Semester Examination System: Sameas Prescribed in Course Paper 0203Course Content and Credit SchemeUnit Topic Allotted Time(Hours)L T PI. INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY11 4 0i. Nature and Development of Social Geographyii. Scope and Significance of Social Geographyiii. Social Geography in the Realm of Social SciencesII. SPATIAL ASPECTS OF SOCIETY11 4 0i. Space and Societyii. Understanding Society and its Structure And Processesiii. Geographical Bases of Social FormationsIII. SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY IN INDIA11 4 0i. Social Differentiation and Region Formationii.iii.Evolution of Socio-Cultural Regions in IndiaBases of Social Region Formation with Reference toEthnicity, Religion and LanguagesIV. SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL GROUPS 11 4 0i. Tribesii. Scheduled Castesiii. Religionsiv. LanguagesTotal Hours 44 16 0L-Lecture, T-Tutorial and P-Practical and PracticesText Book(s):Ahmad, Aijazuddin. 1999. Social Geography. Rawat Publications, Jaipur and New Delhi.Suggested Readings:Jones, E. 1975. Readings in Social Geography. Oxford University Press, London.Jones, E. and J. Eyles. 1977. An Introduction to Social Geography. Oxford University Press,London.Ghurye, G.S. 2011. Caste and Race in India. American Journal of Sociology. Vol. 116.COURSE: ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY (5619)Course Code BA/B.SC GEOG 5619Credits-4 L T P44 16 0Course TypeElective (Additional)Lectures to be Delivered 60Course Objective: The aim underlying the introduction of this paper is to acquaint the studentsas to what constitutes the environment, different approaches of its study, brief account aboutenvironmental degradation and pollution and selected environmental issues.Continuous Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) and End Semester Examination System: Sameas Prescribed in Course Paper 0203Course Content and Credit Scheme
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