An Introduction to Social and Cultural Geography  (English, Paperback, Sailajananda Saikia)

Social and Cultural Geography is a way of studying how people and their cultures interact with the places where they live. It uses ideas from different subjects like geography, sociology, anthropology, and others. It looks at how people interact with each other, their cultures, and the space around them. By studying these connections, we learn more about how societies and cultures change, adapt, and work together in their physical and social environments. This book talks about many different things, such as things that happen in our community and things that happen all over the world. It also talks about things that individuals do and things that groups of people do. Finally, it talks about things that have been done for a long time and things that are happening now. We explore how social structures, power relationships, and cultural practices affect the way cities, regions, and landscapes are arranged. We explore the complex connections between social and cultural meanings tied to locations and areas, revealing how they are created, challenged, and discussed.