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Author Archives: Rashid Faridi
Deconstructing the map.
Counter-mapping is a strategy of unmapping & unsettling the silent but inherent power contained a map’s claim to objectivity. Counter-maps expose the… Deconstructing the map.
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Origin of Towns: Mumford’s Technological Determinism Theory
Lewis Mumford, an American sociologist and historian, introduced the concept of technological determinism to explain the origin of towns. According to Mumford, technological innovations played a central role in shaping urban development. Key elements of Mumford’s Technological Determinism theory include: … Continue reading
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Factors Affecting Process of Soil Formation
Soil is the loose top layer of the Earth’s surface made up of minerals, organic matter, air, and water, which provides a habitat for plants and stores nutrients and water. It forms over time from weathered rock and decaying matter, … Continue reading
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How climate change drives the return of deadly diseases
We never thought we’d see it. But Malaria is making a comeback in the British Isles According to the latest findings from the UK Health Security … How climate change drives the return of deadly diseases
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