Quantitative revolution
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| - | The Quantitative revolution led to a shift from a descriptive to an empirical law-making geography. Geography was influenced by scientific thinking, this resulted in an array of mathematical techniques that improved precision. Numbers were considered superior to words. | + | A revolution in geography that originated from 1950-1960. The Quantitative revolution led to a shift from a descriptive to an empirical law-making geography. Geography was influenced by scientific thinking, this resulted in an array of mathematical techniques that improved precision. Numbers were considered superior to words. |
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A revolution in geography that originated from 1950-1960. The Quantitative revolution led to a shift from a descriptive to an empirical law-making geography. Geography was influenced by scientific thinking, this resulted in an array of mathematical techniques that improved precision. Numbers were considered superior to words.
- page created by Paul van den Hogen --PaulHogen 15:00, 24 September 2012 (UTC)
