段义孚

Duan Yifu is a scholar-author who writes from the perspective of humanistic geography. Public information about him is limited, and the available records do not offer a complete account of his life. Judging from his existing works, he focuses on the emotional bonds between people and places and environments, and he is willing to present academic reflection in an accessible way. Topophilia explores people's attachment to places, while Humanistic Geography: The Individual Pursuit of Meaning starts from individual experience to ask about meaning; the autobiography Who Am I? sets personal memory alongside intellectual development, and Pets: Domination and Affection turns to the relationship of domination between humans and animals. His writing often begins with everyday feelings and combines scholarly substance with readability, making it suitable for readers interested in geography, culture, and social issues.