Evolution of Geographical Thought
This book provides a comprehensive and lucid overview of the evolution of geographical thought from ancient to modern times. Written in a bilingual format (Marathi–English), it is designed specifically for undergraduate and postgraduate students of Geography under Indian universities.
The content is organised into four modules:
•Ancient Period of Geography – Contributions of Greek, Roman, Arab, and Indian scholars.
•Schools of Geography – Detailed study of Determinism, Possibilism, and the Human–Environment relationship.
•Dualism and Dichotomy in Geography – Conceptual clarity on physical vs human, general vs regional, and theoretical vs applied geography.
•Modern and Recent Trends – Discussion on Quantitative Revolution, Environmentalism, GIS, Remote Sensing, and Applied Geography.
Each module includes major questions, short notes, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to help students understand concepts and prepare for university examinations.
Dr. Namdev V. Telore presents complex theories in simple and concise language, linking classical ideas with contemporary geographic thought and technological advancements. The book is a valuable resource for learners, researchers, and teachers interested in understanding the intellectual growth of geography as a discipline.

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