Ecology

The original Greek word "oikos" means "house". Thus, ecology refers to the "home study" you live in, or all environments that affect organic abiotic and living factors organically. And the interactions of ecological graduate students in their environment include biological (biological) and physical (nonbiological) factors in their environment. It is also science and develops and tests the assumptions about the environment.

Ecology is both biology and human science. Human ecology is an interdisciplinary study of the ecology of our species. "Human ecology is (1) researching humans as being ecologically dominant in animals and plants communities and systems from a biological ecological point of view, (2) impacting from a biological ecology point of view , Other animals that can be defined as receiving only are affected by the physical environment, (3) human beings are somewhat different from the life of animals, and in a distinctive and creative way in a physical environment and a mutated environment 3 was officially introduced in 1921 but many sociologists, geographers, psychologists, and other fields are interested in interpersonal relationships of centuries-old natural systems, especially By the end of the 19th century

Human ecology is an interdisciplinary and interdisciplinary research on the relationship between humans and nature, society, and the constructed environment. The philosophy of science in human ecology has a long history of geography, sociology, psychology, anthropology, zoology and natural ecology. Research on language and linguistics, in particular evolutionary linguistics, focuses on the development of language forms through social interaction networks and the movement of speech or words from one language system to another. Social networking is also important in translating languages. Because groups of people add or abandon languages ​​in their repertoire.