[PDF] Top 20 The Place of Space in Social and Cultural Theory

... reflexivity: Social actors have become increasingly critical of traditional norms, institutions and belief systems, whose legitimacy is constantly at stake in public debates guided by the search for rational and ... See full document

... a social movement, I will deploy the notion of convergence space: ‘a heterogeneous affinity – ‘a world made of many worlds’ (Marcos, 2001, 10) – between various social formations, such as ... See full document

... that cultural activism provides new political prospects within the wider context of global capitalism through the cultivation of a shared aesthetics of ...autonomous space remains open-ended and multiple ... See full document

... are social places that are culturally identified with physical ...the space itself does not carry let alone impose rules, meanings, invisible boundaries or relationships of ... See full document

... considered good practice that they should be underpinned by democratic principles (Seeley and Urquhart, 2008; Appleby and Hillier, 2012). The network under discussion here was set up by academics working at a University ... See full document

... on social situations and the action that takes place within them (Hayim 1996, ...that social environments – including specific spaces and places – have no intrinsic meaning of their own (Hayim 1996, ... See full document

... Within Western Australia, the containment of the colony’s Indigenous convicts began in the early 1830s, when Carnac Island was used as an unofficial site of confinement (BPP, 1837-8: 191; Moore, 1844: 146). As the ... See full document

... that place should be perceived in relational ...of cultural capital might have changed following changes in the cultural ...of cultural capital cannot be seen any longer as only articulated ... See full document

... exhibition space by art ...aesthetic, social, and political discours- es” (Staniszewski ...exhibition space: “it is always an element within a permanent or temporary exhibition created in accordance ... See full document

... and cultural contexts must be checked against historical examples that have arisen in different technological conditions but ones with similar social and cultural ...a cultural one-off, is one ... See full document

... the space-to-be-constructed—to the material building, which then becomes a signifier—an embodiment of our previous abstract ...the social contract of each historical period that will determine which values ... See full document

... Institutions carry with them a certain intellectual and social momentum that cannot be easily overcome. In the case of archaeology, many of the theoretical ideas that prevailed in the 1960s and 1970s are embodied ... See full document

... a social group, its ideals, values and ethical norms ...of social identity (gender, age, nationality), today it acquires spatial and temporal ...a space for human ... See full document

... and social justice can be demonstrated with reference to reforms to social policy currently being proposed in the ...of space rarely seem to enter the UK political discourse (Mohan, ...of ... See full document

... of space-creating mechanisms no less generic than the space-to-function mecha- nisms described in the three cited ...the social forces - or more precisely in the relations between social ... See full document

... and cultural processes, as well as the objective realities of any democratic system, racial minority groups have less access to political and eco- nomic power in urban social ...decision space in ... See full document

... of place among our postmodern urban shibboleths, they are less novel than we might think”, I would reject the continued distinction that Prendergast draws between these two narratives in the contemporary context ... See full document

... and social issues, evidence of how women are able to use the novel to make statements about issues that relate not only to the domestic sphere, but also to the public ... See full document

... Husserl’s social, historical investigation of geometry strives to reveal the “inner structure of meaning” across all individuals and societies (371), since the historical world is “historical only through the ... See full document

... and place and equitably distribute the costs and benefits of ...of social equity in relation to sustainable ...a place where it’s easy to walk or living near church or social organizations was ... See full document