Landscape framework and geography of religion: a terminological aspect (a case study of geographical publications in English)
R. О. Poplavsky,
F. S. Korandei,
M. S. Cherepanov
Abstract:This article attempts to illustrate current approaches to the study of religious phenomena using the landscape framework. The authors identify similarities and differences in the interpretations of the most common terms used in foreign research to describe religion. The article shows that their semantic difference is mainly determined by their use as tools of either cultural geography or social anthropology. In particular, cultural geography focuses on the material objects of cultural landscapes and their geog… Show more
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