Titre :	Ecology and economic development in tropical Africa
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Brokensha, D.
Mention d'édition :	University of California
Editeur :	University of California
Année de publication :	1965
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-04974
Note générale :	Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Ecologie  Développement économique  Minérai  Production agricole  Savane  Climat  Lac  Ressource en eau  Plante medicinale  Alimentation humaine
Index. décimale :	577 Ecologie
Résumé :	Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.
Note de contenu :	Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.

Ecology and economic development in tropical Africa [texte imprimé] / Brokensha, D.  . -  University of California . - University of California, 1965.
ISSN : CI-04974
Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Ecologie  Développement économique  Minérai  Production agricole  Savane  Climat  Lac  Ressource en eau  Plante medicinale  Alimentation humaine
Index. décimale :	577 Ecologie
Résumé :	Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.
Note de contenu :	Scholars who are interested in African studies are frequently sa involved in their own disciplines that they lose sight of the contributions of other disciplines, an acquaintance with which would enlarge their understanding of their own subject. All anthropological writing makes a nod toward discussing the ecological factors involved in the study of man, but these rae often dismissed summarily in a few paragraphs, the rest of the text treating man in effect as though he is not part of nature.