On the publication of the monography devoted to natural geography

In this article, we look at some of the concerns surrounding the scientific and practical use of monographies in the history of natural geography. The monograph's author divided the work into two halves, recognizing that natural geographical knowledge served as the foundation for general geography prior to the shift of natural geography to independent development. The scientific effort of the ancient Greek scholars Eratosthenes, Strabo, and Ptolemy resulted in the creation of geography as a separate science. There was a six-century era of decline in science following Ptolemy's geographical work. In order to get an idea of the integrity of an object, it must be examined comprehensively and in different ways. If the object of natural geography can meet the concept of a system, the science that studies it must also have a systemic structure.