The Theory of Environment, part 1

Note 164 — II A Sketch of the History of the Idea of Milieu Since the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century

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Intellectual effects of locality: the geographical position made them mountaineers and mariners; variety of experience; each petty community possessed an individual life, yet sympathized with the remainder; commerce with a great diversity of half-country-men; Grecian festivals; Homer dependent upon the conditions of his age.

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