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    1) Postmodern geography rejects the notion of single objective realities and instead focuses on how social, cultural, and political factors shape our understanding of the world. 2) Digital geography using new geospatial data and mapping technologies is likely to become increasingly important for analyzing spatial data and applying it to fields like urban planning. 3) Critical geography addressing issues of social and environmental justice will continue advocating for more equitable and sustainable development as the world becomes more interconnected.

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    1) Postmodern geography rejects the notion of single objective realities and instead focuses on how social, cultural, and political factors shape our understanding of the world. 2) Digital geography using new geospatial data and mapping technologies is likely to become increasingly important for analyzing spatial data and applying it to fields like urban planning. 3) Critical geography addressing issues of social and environmental justice will continue advocating for more equitable and sustainable development as the world becomes more interconnected.

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    Towards post

    modernism: Geography
    in the 21 st century ,
    Future of Geography
    Post Modernism

    • The term w·a s applied to a whole host of movements,


    many in art, music, and literature, that reacted
    against modernism,
    and are typically marked by revival of
    traditional elements and techniques.

    • Postmodernism is the time after the second world


    war.in 19-15.
    Characteristics of Postmodernism

    1. 1'here is no absolute truth


    2. Facts and falsehoods are interchangeable
    3. Frustrated with modern thinking
    4. Rationalization is the norm
    5. G]obal community more important than
    nationalism
    6. MoraUty is individualistic
    Problems of l>ostmodern1sm

    I. Many readers find post-modern literature is difficult


    to understand. Use of difficult language, forms and
    difficult jargons and terms.

    2. Post.modernism does not contajn the flavour of


    anything obvious but in most cases, it is something that
    rejects any format or simplicity.

    3. The post-modernists highlights the problem without


    pointing any f!Olu~iop. Many people beUeve that post-
    modernasm as Just a theory and not a fact.
    Criticisms of poslmodcrnism

    •'lnere is an argument that postmodernism is not ever a


    genuine thing that exists.

    •By postmodernlsts puling forw·ard these views of our modern


    society, they arc falling into same trap
    which they use to criticise other perspectives.

    •Postmodernlsm is also well known for their criticism of


    sociological theories for being what's described as a 'meta-
    . '
    narratives.
    'fhe Future of Geography

    What is geography in the 21st century?

    Geography in the 21st century has been Influenced by


    postmodernism in a va.riety of ways. Postmodern
    geographers reject the notion of a single, objective
    reality and instead focus on the ways in which social,
    cultural, and political factors shape our understanding of
    the world.
    In the future, the field of geography is likely to continue
    to evolve in response to new technological, social, and
    environmental challenges. J·[ere are a few possible
    directions that the field could take:
    DIGI'fAL GEOGRAPH:-With the increasing
    availability of geospatial data and mapping
    technologies, digital geography is likely to
    become an increasingly important area of study.
    'fhis could include the development of new tools
    and techniques for analyzing spatial data, a,s well
    as the exploration of new applications for
    geospatial technologies in fields like urban
    planning, transportation, and environmental
    management.
    CRrrlCAL GEOGRAPI IY:-As the world becomes more
    interconnected, issues of social and environmental justice
    are likely to become even more pressing. Critical
    geography seeks to address these issues by analyzing the
    ways in which power structures and social inequalities
    shape the distribution of resources and opportunities. In the
    future, critical geography is likely to continue to play an
    important role in advocating for more equitable and
    sustainable development.
    H'UMAN-ENVIRONMENT GEOGRAPI-IY:-As the
    impacts of climate change become increasingly
    evident, the field of human-environment geography
    is Ukely to become even more important. l"his field
    focuses on the complex relaLionships beLween
    humans and the natural environment, and seeks to
    understand how these relationships are influenced
    by factors like culture, politics, and economics. In
    the future, human-environment geography is likely
    to continue to play an important role in helping to
    mitigate the impacts of climate change and promote
    more sustainable patterns of development.
    CONCLUSION:-The future of geography is likely to be
    shaped by a combination of new technologies, social
    and environmental challenges, and ongoing debates
    about the nature of knowledge and truth. Ho,vever,
    one thing is certain: the field of geography will
    continue to ·p lay an important role in helping us
    understand .a nd navigate the complex, interconnected
    world in which we live.

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