"geographicity" meaning in English

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          "text": "The idea of the geographicity of soils nevertheless, if seriously considered, may lead us to some very important logical deductions.",
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          "text": "The geographical turn forms a bridge with geography and opens a dialogue amongst the disciplines on the basis of geographicity — the spatiality of all phenomena.",
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