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BULLETIN OF THE SERBIAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

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LXXXVIII -

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YEAR 2008

TOME LXXXVIII - N 1

UDC 911.3:504(497.11)

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Abstract: Natural basis is a complex, dynamic and meaningful geospatial category. Although its intensity is subject to changes, it is both a permanent determinant of social development and a physical basis of geoecological processes. Due to its own development tendencies and more intensive and various anthropogenic influences, the relation between natural basis and human society is characterised by a specific structure and dynamics of geoecological processes. In the case study of the region Župa Aleksandrovačka (despite its small territory), geoecological processes are characterised by a number of specific and detectable morpho-physionomical and morpho-functional elements and relations. Such a structure of geoecological processes provides geographical homogenity and individuality to the region of Župa Aleksandrovačka.

Key words: Natural basis, geoecological process, relief, drainage area, basin, ecology

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MILOVAN PECELJ

S u m m a r y

NATURAL BASIS OF GEOECOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN THE REGION ŽUPA ALEKSANDROVAČKA

The role and significance of nature in people’s lives, in valorization of space, and at the same time in formation of basis of geoecological processes, is an old and common subject of interest in geography and related sciences. Approaches in explanation of its impact are extremely divergent. The approach described in this paper is close to the positions of environmental determinism.

The paper points out that the increasing antagonism and opposition between society and nature (disrupt of ecological balance) make the research of geoecological processes one of the most significant modern geospatial studies, with the increasing stress on existential context. Therefore, the perception of natural basis, as a possible meaningful determinant of geoecological processes, is presented as a real need of modern society. This is the argument in favour of application of geoecological science.

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