IDEA OF TERRITORY, REGION, BORDER AND LIMIT

Abstract

The term region is not singular to a particular location in total space. It has physical and cultural characteristics and unique socio-economic dynamics that make this place unique in the face of the whole, but it is considered that this "place" is influenced by human cultural materialization. However, the question of territory is convinced that it is the form of appropriation and the taking of natural spaces by human occupation, which comes from the habitable space, when man takes it for himself and leaves his physical marks to delimit the environment in which he is inserted. Man appropriates and takes for himself a certain place and this individual tends to demarcate, that is, to create "zones" of influence that are designated borders, borders, landmarks, limits and extremes. Man takes, demarcates, disputes, appropriates and identifies places with imaginary lines and physical barriers that prevent the "other" from taking for himself what is already occupied. Thus, imaginary lines govern different societies and territories.