Patrick Geddes

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Patrick Geddes was a pioneering Scottish biologist, sociologist, and urban planner whose holistic ideas on city planning and regionalism deeply influenced modern urbanism and cultural movements in Scotland and beyond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish person
biologist
human
sociologist
urban planner
areaOfInfluence India
Scotland
United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United Kingdom
familyName Geddes
fieldOfWork biology
civics
ecology
education
regional planning
sociology
town planning
urban planning
givenName Patrick
hasApproach interdisciplinary integration of biology, sociology, and planning
hasOccupationAspect pioneer of modern town planning
hasPhilosophicalStance holistic view of society and environment
influenced Lewis Mumford
Scottish cultural movements
modern urbanism
regional planning movements
urban planning in India
influencedBy Auguste Comte
Herbert Spencer
languageOfWorkOrName English
Scots
movement Scottish Renaissance
regionalism
urban reform
name Patrick Geddes
notableIdea conservative surgery in urban renewal
conurbation
holistic city planning
place-work-folk triad
regionalism in planning
valley section
notableWork Cities in Evolution
Outlook Tower project in Edinburgh
planning reports for Indian cities
occupation civic leader
educational reformer
professor
town planner
placeOfBirth Scotland
sexOrGender male

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Patrick Geddes name Patrick Geddes