What are three kinds of perspective that geographers use to look at the world

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Perspective refers to the framework which is used to explain phenomenon.
The three kind of perspective which geographers used are:
1. Place, scale and space: Geography looks at the world through the lenses of place, space and scale.
2. Geography domain of synthesis: which relates human action to the physical environment.
3. Spatial representation.

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