Sense of place
Learning and change in rural regions: understanding influences on sense of place.
... from these interviews were analysed using qualitative methods drawing on grounded theory (Charmanz 2000) and influenced by adaptive theory (Layder 1998). The research included a focus on honouring human experience (Braud ...
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Sense of place amongst adolescents and adults in two rural Australian towns: the discriminating features of place attachment, sense of community and place dependence in relation to place identity
... the place for me”, in relation to sense of place dimensions including place attachment, sense of community and place ...these sense of place dimensions and ...
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Sense Of Place Dynamics In Historic City Centre Of Tangerang
... a sense of historicity changed the meaning of the mosque itself among Muslims ...a sense of place, greatly influences people and strengthens memories of the identity of place and human ...
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Applying AASHE STARS to Examine Geography’s “Sense of Place” in Sustainability Education
... of place,” which gives us context for our world and our place in it (Relph ...“geographical sense of place has always aimed to grasp both what is good and what is bad in places, then to argue ...
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Special issue on sense of place in the history of English
... consensual sense of place” (Eckert ...of place for members of speech communities stems from ideas in cultural geography that despite the fact that “individual agents are always “situated” in the ...
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New media, cultural heritage and the sense of place
... One consequence of this when applied to the idea of the 'sense of place', and particularly when applied in a cultural heritage context, is that what matters in terms of the sense of plac[r] ...
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PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS FOR SENSE OF PLACE AND PERSONAL SPACE IN PUBLIC AREA
... significance of these theories in creating of architectural spaces and spatial organizations are few of the aspects that need more insight and review upon. Butterworth (2000) states that , “the built environment provides ...
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Sense of place, identity and attachment : entering university.
... of place through movement. He coined the phrase ‘place-ballet’ to describe the complex routines that humans follow in their daily lives, contributing to a sense of ...a place to rest and ...
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Sense of place, protected areas and tourism : two Tasmanian case studies
... Ch4 - Methodology The decision to adopt case studies was based on their ability to allow me to use multiple sources and multiple methods to explore relationships, processes, and natural settings (Denscombe 1998). The ...
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Orang Seletar adaption to urbanisation through housing in relation to sense of place
... of Place A combination of characteristics that makes a place special and ...unique. Sense of place involves the human experience in a landscape, the local knowledge and ...folklore. ...
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Go Green for the Home Team: Sense of Place and Environmental Sustainability in Sport
... of sense of place on sport fans’ sustainable behaviors at home sporting ...(i.e., place attachment, place identity, place dependence) provide cognitive, affective, and sociological ...
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Preserving sense of place at historic waterfronts in malaysia
... Abstract. Historical preservation is important to protect significant historic resources from destruction and inappropriate changes. Urban waterfronts are unique cultural resources that have its own identity, represent ...
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A sense of Tasmania: Post war Tasmanian writers their sense of place and analysis of the Tasmanian condition
... British sense of place gained by the post-war generation in their childhood play, reading and education was revealed to be little more than " ...Tasmanian sense of place had employed art ...
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A framework for incorporating sense of place into the management of marine systems
... a place (Bell et ...between sense of place, the quality of the environment (Mittelmark et ...a place, and this influences how they conduct themselves, ...and place and some cultural ...
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SENSE OF PLACE WITHIN THE ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENT IN CULTURAL FRAME: A REVIEW
... and sense of place encounter each other in the human-environment congruity; how does sense of place affect the way people perceive the ...strong sense of place had positive ...
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Increasing a Sense of Place Using Blended Online and On Site Learning
... for place-based instruction can be difficult using a traditional ground classroom or online ...a sense of place and encourages teaching with multiple learning ...
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A Sense of Place and the World Within
... and sense of learned helplessness when people met in alleys and discussed their life situations with eyes probing the crowds for potential spies, helped me to understand how the inner sense of place ...
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Local Explanations: Editing a Sense of Place in Walter Scott’s Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border
... and place lie at the heart of oral traditions and the ballads in the historical section of the Minstrelsy are grounded in place as much as time, recounting violent tales of a past riven by family feuds, ...
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Sound Around Town: Sense of Place and the Perception of the Acoustic Environment.
... Volunteers were required to create an account with SciStarter.org to consent to have their name and address acknowledged publicly (Appendix A), to have neighbors’ consent (Appendix A), and to respond to a questionnaire ...
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Living in Place: A Study of Vitality through Sense of Place
... of place as identity is the concept that a sense of place derives from historical meanings and memories, much of which is challenged in today’s society given increasing ...of place affiliation ...
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