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| THE ERA DESTINY OF SPATIAL RESEARCH OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY IN THE NEW NORMAL |
| WANG Xing-zhong, LI Jiu-quan, LIU Xiao-xia, CHANG Fang |
| Institute of Human Geography, Xi'an International Studies University Xi'an 710128, China |
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Abstract This paper starts from the relation between social development and the mission of regional science, discussing human geography innovation with the mission of contemporary supply, known as the new human geography. Based on the discussion of the mission of postmodern human geography of developed country, and according to "people-oriented" of new humanism thoughts of justice, this paper, for the first time, systematically discusses the value idea and theoretical guidance and its contents of the mainstream thinking of new human geography spatial justice structures; Second, learn from the fusion mechanism of the developed countries' construction of the new humanistic geography and social disciplines. Specifically, the paper has concretely demonstrates the discipline that is to build the guideline and final judgment of ultimate humanistic spatial construction. China has entered the era of construction of social fairness and space justice. This paper advocate that humanistic geography research must be transferred from the spatial structure of landscape function to the improvement of the humanistic quality of life of social space structure, behavior spatial structure and the cultural space dignity structure. This research direction is not only the demand of the contemporary China, but also the fate of the knowledge supply from the subject to the contemporary society. The Regional Science and related disciplines is also a common construction of regional co-coordinative development and space comprehensive fair. On this basis, the paper, for the first time, puts forward a new direction of "the New Regional Management Idea", "the Regional Synchronous Development View" and corresponding "the Integrated Planning of Space System Value".
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Received: 06 March 2016
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2016, Vol. 31 
