[PDF] Top 20 Your Place or Mine: status and identity, space and place

... The subjective, embodied experience of environment and its influence on behaviour falls within the compass of a wide range of academic disciplines including social geography, environmental psychology, anthropology and ... See full document

... identity. Place identity constitutes a portion of the individual identity of a human being and is the result of one’s general knowledge of the physical world; this knowledge includes the ... See full document

... of place in regional-based art could contribute to the development of the local cultural ...of place; second, whether (in the case of The Nocturne Project) the disconnect between photographed sites, gallery ... See full document

... To summarize, our paper argues in favor of the concerns raised by critical geographers to pay more attention to the shifting scales at which space, place, and identity are forged in a globalized ... See full document

... considered identity in the context of psychosocial development and its different ...group identity. Ego- identity is the deep internal structure of a person, which is responsible for the formation of ... See full document

... collective identity. Th is idea of identity in place I link to Heidegger’s (1971) concept of dwelling (as ex- plicated in his lecture-essay ‘Building, Dwelling, Th inking’) and Bachelard’s (1969) ... See full document

... ‗a place be defined as a small, three-dimensional urban area, cherished by the inhabitants‘, and Friedmann [20] concluded the existence of three additional elements in its definition, which include small in term ... See full document

... a place for working, resting, sharing, healing and dreaming; some things haven‘t changed that much, but other things ...rode your pushbike or walked to school, within a fairly safe ...public space, ... See full document

... The nexus of self and other is presented in Fiona Graham’s case study where she sets out an argument for understanding the role of dramaturge as midwife. In this article Graham presents a construction of self that ... See full document

... it’s your own local festival” (Mitch, Festival C); and over-burdened facilities “I don’t like it too crowded and there’s plenty of space here, I mean TITP is just mobbed all the ...and identity and a ... See full document

... legal status in the receiving ...their place-making strategies developed upon arrival is their search for opportunities of support which allow for active participation and access to greater control over ... See full document

... Adopting an interpretivist approach, this research aims to understand placial experiences from the perspective of the music festival attendee. Medway et al (2011) suggest an exploratory qualitative approach is most ... See full document

... At break a number of young people stay in the classroom and I overhear a discussion about the location of their schools, the places and the subway lines, they have travelled from. Here young people are engaged in ... See full document

... There is little point to developing a model that is not connected to some consequential management action and, in this respect, there are to date very few instances in which development plans or archaeological ... See full document

... For the purposes of this study, we attempted to assess place attachment, sense of community and place dependence as separate concepts. However, theoretically we consider them as different ways of thinking ... See full document

... 5. Then lightly oil your gun at the points described under “Oiling the Action” explained earlier in this manual. Ordinary good judgment will, of course, indicate that the metal of the gun should receive a light ... See full document

... Leslie discusses the problems of Google’s instant gratification (Leslie 2014). Its effectiveness and appeal relies on instant, one-dimensional answers. Such answers are complete in an immediately resolved, defined and ... See full document

... office space, the reality of such a project, given the current circumstances, is that developers may have large-scale ambitions but construction will probably occur in stages that are responsive to market ... See full document

... The best source for examples of Fernweh in Schleiermacher’s writing is in the Speeches. For Schleiermacher, Fernweh allows us to experience the unknown, to put us into contact with otherness. For him, it is enrolling at ... See full document

... that place, territory and landscape are the elements of social life because they connect the body to place through ...in place, therefore I ...envisage place as a concept independent of human ... See full document