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Humanistic geography studies human awareness and human agency, human consciousness and human creativity. It, therefore, deals with the meaning, value and human significance of life events. It interprets man-space relationship with the historical approach. Humanism is a subjective approach which aims at verstehn, i.e., understanding of man in his environment. Kirk was the first geographer to advocate a humanistic approach [...]

Groundwater or phreatic water is subsurface water which absolutely saturates the pore spaces above an impermeable layer. […]

Fields: A ‘field’ is a region in which a body is able to experience a force owing to the presence of other bodies. Fields fill the space between matters. […]