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One of the most present confusions in the field of geographical science refers to the differentiation of the concepts of space and territory; another, also very present, is that which refers to the notion of territoriality. These are questions that we try to clarify in the course of this text, going through relatively recent works already considered classic in geographical thought, and others perhaps less expressive at the national level, but also very important for the constitution of the current perspectives of approaching the territory and territoriality. Human territoriality is studied, simultaneously taking into account our sociability, animality and spirituality, highlighting the first dimension while still considering the others. The text refers, therefore, to the territorialities of the animal-man-social-spiritual, and not to the other animals. Another important initial observation refers to the scalar and temporal levels with which one works. When the text refers to the spatial scales of analysis, they are conceived in a trans-multiscale manner, that is, at the local level (street, neighbourhood, rural “community”, etc.); at the municipal, state, regional, national, international and global level; and when mentioning the temporal scales, they are understood as instantaneous times, periods, phases, and as synchronous slow and fast rhythms, in a coexisting and historical transtemporal perspective. One of the goals is to highlight the need to understand rhythms and inequalities, especially the slower ones, usually neglected in studies of (human) geography.

Human territoriality. --- Boundaries --- Social aspects. --- Territorialidad --- Geografía humana --- Espacio --- Territorio

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One of the most present confusions in the field of geographical science refers to the differentiation of the concepts of space and territory; another, also very present, is that which refers to the notion of territoriality. These are questions that we try to clarify in the course of this text, going through relatively recent works already considered classic in geographical thought, and others perhaps less expressive at the national level, but also very important for the constitution of the current perspectives of approaching the territory and territoriality. Human territoriality is studied, simultaneously taking into account our sociability, animality and spirituality, highlighting the first dimension while still considering the others. The text refers, therefore, to the territorialities of the animal-man-social-spiritual, and not to the other animals. Another important initial observation refers to the scalar and temporal levels with which one works. When the text refers to the spatial scales of analysis, they are conceived in a trans-multiscale manner, that is, at the local level (street, neighbourhood, rural “community”, etc.); at the municipal, state, regional, national, international and global level; and when mentioning the temporal scales, they are understood as instantaneous times, periods, phases, and as synchronous slow and fast rhythms, in a coexisting and historical transtemporal perspective. One of the goals is to highlight the need to understand rhythms and inequalities, especially the slower ones, usually neglected in studies of (human) geography.

Human territoriality. --- Boundaries --- Territorialidad --- Geografía humana --- Espacio --- Territorio --- Social aspects.

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Anhand von Dialektdaten aus dem Sprachatlas des Dolomitenladinischen und angrenzender Dialekte - Teil 2 wird in dieser Arbeit versucht, eine möglichst umfassende Beschreibung der Verbalmorphologie der nordostlombardischen Dialekte - unter Einbeziehung phonetischer und morphosyntaktischer Aspekte - zu liefern und dabei Erklärungen für eine Reihe bislang unbeachtet gebliebener Phänomene zu finden. Die qualitative Beschreibung der Verbalmorphologie eines sehr variationsreichen Dialektgebiets wird hierbei mit quantitativen Ergebnissen aus der Dialektometrie verbunden, welche die traditionelle Einteilung der untersuchten Dialektzone spezifizieren und ergänzen und eine neue Blickweise auf die untersuchten Dialekte in ihrer geographischen Einbettung ermöglichen. In base ai dati dialettali tratti dall'Atlante linguistico del ladino dolomitico e dei dialetti limitrofi - parte 2 si cerca di fornire una descrizione più completa possibile della morfologia verbale dei dialetti lombardi nord-orientali tenendo conto di aspetti fonetici e morfosintattici, e così facendo di trovare delle spiegazioni per una serie di fenomeni che finora non sono stati presi in considerazione. Viene unita una descrizione qualitativa con un'analisi dialettometrica, la quale specifica e completa la suddivisione dialettale tradizionale della zona indagata e rende possibile una nuova prospettiva sui dialetti esaminati all'interno del loro posizionamento geografico. Based on dialect data of the Linguistic atlas of Dolomitic Ladinian and neighbouring dialects, 2nd part this survey tries to offer a description as complete as possible of the verbal morphology of the north-eastern Lombard dialects, including aspects of phonetics and morphosyntax and, in this way, to find explanations for a number of phenomena which have not been considered yet. The qualitative description of the verbal morphology of this dialect area with its rich variation is combined with quantitative results of dialectometry, which specify and complete the traditional division of the dialect area research and provide a new prospect of the dialects analysed within their geographic embedding.

Italian language --- Dialects --- Grammar. --- Italy --- Languages. --- Lombard, Linguistic Geography, Verbal morphology --- Lombardisch, Sprachgeographie, Verbalmorphologie --- Lombardo, geografia linguistica, morfologia verbale

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This book features research on historical land use and land cover in the Amur River Basin, which are important not only for residents there but also for those affected by its material and water cycles. Land use and land cover are affected by natural and human interactions over long and short timescales. The authors address historical changes in the land cover analysis of the Amur. The Amur region of Russia, land cover change analysis of the Amur, wetland, and flooding of the Amur provide evidence of land cover change. Changes of wetland and floodplain sedimentation processes demonstrate the influences of land cover change on fluvial environment, which are discussed with geomorphology. Water chemistry is showing the physical dimension of the geography of the Amur. The development process of timber harvesting in the Khabarovsk area and land use dynamics in the twentieth century are important evidence of development. The Amur poses an essential question: how can we manage a transboundary watershed without disturbing terrestrial and marine ecosystems for future generations? This book provides essential information for geographers about this relatively unknown region.

Geography. --- Environmental Geography. --- Hydrology/Water Resources. --- Geomorphology. --- Geology. --- Géographie --- Géologie --- Landscape changes --- Nature --- Effect of human beings on --- Change, Landscape --- Hydrology. --- Environmental geography. --- Geomorphology --- Geomorphic geology --- Physiography --- Physical geography --- Landforms --- Aquatic sciences --- Earth sciences --- Hydrography --- Water --- Geography --- Libros electrónicos --- Geografía --- Amur River Watershed (China and Russia) --- Amur River Watershed. --- Amur-Gebiet --- Environmental conditions. --- Social conditions. --- Amur --- Priamurskij kraj --- Priamurʹe --- China --- Russia (Federation) --- Amur-Gebiet.