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GGR107H1 Lecture : The Changing Countryside

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burgundydeer809
14 Mar 2012
School
UTSG
Department
Geography
Course
GGR107H1
Professor
Sarah Wakefield

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Rural perceived to have less population and land-building relationship. Reality of rural is different in different locations: canada vs. u. k. (which is densely populated) Critical economy approach: where they are situated in global economy. Idea rural is created by ppl who live there and don"t live there. Functionalist approach: landscape is organized in a particular way to perform certain functions. Critical economy approach: consider why there are certain things happening in rural environment in relation to global/broader structures, consider why that building is so run down, consider what happened to the farmer (possible struggles) Social construction approach: consider what the setting means, remote, peace, quiet, close family ties, calming, hard work vs. leisurely drives around the countryside (for scenery) Earl butz: agriculture is for producing more food. Farming = commercial operation not, not family operation. Average person spends 16% of income on food (very low) Over production of corn mainly used for non-food uses.

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