000153L - GEOGRAPHY OF PRODUCTION SECTORS

After a brief introduction to the themes and approaches of geography human, the specific objectives of the course are to provide an epistemological theoretical framework of the cultural approach to the transformations of the territories current, in particular through the analysis of the different meanings of some key terms of contemporary geographical reflection. The course then proposes to review the different definitions or meanings of
concept of place and derivatives that in recent decades revolve around it. Geographical reflection on the sense of place will want to emphasize on the themes of physical characteristics, eco-geography, living, landscape, of globalization, of the urban phenomenon, of productive activities, etc. with examples and references to case studies through the texts in bibliography and in-depth seminars, useful for teaching.
Given the characterizing learning area, oriented towards acquisition of specific knowledge and skills, the training objectives are listed course specific:
Disciplinary objectives in the context of the ability to learn. To be in able to study independently.
Disciplinary objectives in the field of knowledge and understanding. To be able to elaborate and / or apply original ideas, even in contexts of Research
Disciplinary objectives in the field of application and understanding. Being able to solve environmental and historical-geographic problems, even in interdisciplinary contexts.
Disciplinary objectives in the context of independent judgment. To be in able to integrate knowledge, manage complexity and formulate, in any case, judgments that open to environmental protection behaviors, etc..
Disciplinary objectives in the field of communication. To be able to report conclusions, motivating them to different interlocutors, using specific languages, including IT.
At the end of the course the student will be able to critically treat the theme of urban creativity, in relation to the conditions of the contexts urban; understand how development originally comes from relationship between local subjects, territorial resources and "mobile" resources that circulate in global networks.