Module 1 pt 2 Flashcards
field that expanded a persons environment to include their
mental representation of it and focused on studying peoples behavior
Psychology ecology
ecological concepts started to become integrated into the applied fields,
namely architecture, landscape architecture, and planning
1960
as a geographer who considered human ecology to be unique field of
geography
Harlan Haynes barrows
was an urban sociologist who considered human ecology as the study
of the relationship between biotic balance and social equilibrium.
Robert Ezra Park
A psychologist, worked for the US government during World War II to
change people’s attitudes toward rationing
Kurt Lewin
an economist, saw a strong correlation between economics and
ecology based around five basic similarities
Kenneth Boulding
an anthropologist, emphasized the role that culture has in explaining
the nature of human societies
Julian Steward
He
was the fourth president of Society for Human Ecology (SHE) and is
considered one of SHE’s founders
Roderick McKenzie
an urban systems ecologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences,
defines human ecology, in Chinese terms as the science of the living
state or dynamics of the human being, driven by objective and
subjective factors
Rusong Wang
at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, had a vision of how to
combat the global environmental crises by integrating the sciences
with outside disciplines, understanding our evolutionary past, and
developing personal integration and relatedness to the world outside
the self
Dieter Steiner
generally known as a British anthropologist, contributed to human
ecology in the realm of the ecology of mind
Gregory Bateson
contributed to human ecology while at the Australia National
University working on a comprehensive study of Hong Kong’s unique
human ecological situation
Stephen Vickers Boyden
Ekistics as a science of human settlement and outlined it scope, aims, intellectual framework and relevance
Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis
The principles man takes into account when building his settlements
Ekistics
The entire area of Earth taken up by
human settlements
Ecumenopolis
