Geoscience and Man Volume 36

 



Table of Contents

 

Preface
Miles Richardson

Introduction
Michael K. Steinberg and Paul F. Hudson


Section I - Cultural Geography

Departmental Overview
Latin Americanist Geography at LSU: The First 50 Years
Kent Mathewson

Explorations
Geometric Survey of Folk Housing and Culturogeographic Regions in Northeastern Mexico
Scott S. Brown

Grazing the Periphery: The Political Ecology of Private Ranchers in Sonora, Mexico
Eric P. Perramond

Guachipilines and Cercos Zanjos: Lenca Land Use in the Guajiquiro Biological Reserve
Scott Brady

Morphologies of Modernity in the Pech Region of Olancho, Honduras
James R. Samson

Jealous Conservationists: Terratenientes and Wildlife Protection in Olancho, Honduras
Mark Bonta

Local Perspectives on Erosion and Conservation of Soil Resources in Two Highland Guatemalan Municipios
Steven J. Rainey

Cultural Ecological Adaptation and Adjustment: The Case of Kitchen Gardens
in the Mopan Maya Cultural Landscape
Michael K. Steinberg

Indigenous Mapmaking in the Americas: A Typology
Peter H. Herlihy

The Speech of Habitus in the New World: Divergence and Convergence in Landscape Practices of Administrative Towns in Spanish America and the American South
Miles Richardson

White Protest in Louisiana: A Spatial-Historical Analysis from 1948-91
John Heppen

 

Section II-Physical Geography

Departmental Overview
Physical Geography at LSU
H. Jesse Walker

Climatology at LSU
Robert A. Muller

Biogeography at LSU
Kam-biu Liu

Explorations
Building on the Research of Our Founders: 65 Years of Chenier Plain Studies at LSU
Matthew J. Taylor, Randolph A. McBride, Laurie C. Anderson, and Mark R. Byrnes

Beach and Nearshore Responses During Winter Cold Front Passages
Along a Sheltered, Micro-Tidal Coast: North Shore Santa Rosa Island, Florida
Charles K. Armbruster and Gregory W. Stone

Drainage Network Adjustment Following Channelization:
Homochitto River Basin, Mississippi
J. Michael Daniels

Historic Channel Behavior of the Lower Mississippi River
Paul F. Hudson

Human Modifications to the Sediment Regime of the Lower Mississippi River
Richard H. Kesel

 

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