CONTENTS: 1. Introduction: Concise Account of the Evolution of Geography; 2. Geographical Knowledge in Ancient Civilization: Ancient India and Chinese Geography; 3. Greek and Roman Geography; 4. Dark Age and Arab Geography; 5. Discoveries, Renaissance and Geography; 6. Early Foundation of Modern Scientific Geography : Varenius, Hommayer and Kant 7. The Geography of Humboldt and Ritter; 8. Post-Darwin New Geography: Davis (Landscape Evolution Model) and Ratzel (Anthropogeographie); 9. German Geography; 10. French School of Geography; 11. British and Russian Geography; 12. American Geography before Quantitative Revolution (1850-1950); 13. Positivism and Quantitative Revolution in Geography; 14. New Directions : Behavioural, Humanistic and Geography as Human Ecology; 15. New Critical Revolution and Postmodern Geography; 16. Development of Geography in Modern India; 17. Dualism in Geography; 18. Paradigms in Geography; 19. Environmentalism: Changing Paradigms of Man-Environment Relationship (Determinism, Possilism, Neo-Determinism, Gaianism, Deep Ecology and Sustainable Development); 20. Concept and Classification of Regions; 21. Regionalization and Regional Planning; 22. Theoretical Geography: The Science of Spatial Organisation and Spatial Analysis; 23. Models in Human Geography; 24. Geography as Human Ecology—Systems and System Analysis; 25. Behavioural Geography; 26. Humanistic Geography; 27. Social Relevance Revolution: Welfare, Radical and Gender Geography; 28. Postmodernism in Geography; 29. Geography: Its Definition, Concepts, Nature and Purpose; 30. Place of Geography in Classification of the Sciences, Scope and Elementary Introduction of Research Methodology