8.1 - The Nature and Importance of Places Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Define place (3)

A

A location (where a place is)

Locale - Impact of people on a setting (shaped by culture and people)

Sense of place - Emotional and subjective attachments. Differ from different perspectives

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What is an insider?

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Someone who knows the place well and it familiar wit hit’s daily events

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What is an outsider?

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Doesn’t know the place well or is marginalised from society

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4
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How are shopping centres public and private?

A

Public access but CCTV and security

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5
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What is a far place?

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Somewhere that is far away but ICT and development means hat this place can seem closer than it actually is

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6
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Define topophilia

A

Strong sense of love for a place

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7
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Define topophobia

A

Fear or dread of a place

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8
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What is an experienced place?

A

Area that we have visited before

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What is a media place?

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Places that differ through the media. Not always read (Hogwarts)

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10
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Difference between rural and urban areas

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Rural - wholesome living and quiet

Rural - busy and sophisticated

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11
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How are rural areas different to the idea people have?

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Poor transport links. less economic developed

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12
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2 factors what contribute to the character of a place. Give 3 examples of each

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Physical - Stone the buildings are made of

           - Topography
            - Land use

Demographic / economic - Local dialects

                                        - Employment
                                        - Education
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13
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3 scales of identity

A

Localism
Regionalism
Nationalism

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14
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What is localism?

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Emotional ownership of a place that is reflected in NIMBYism

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What is NIMBYism?

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Not in my back yard. Don’t want development

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16
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What is regionalism?

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Loyal to a region where people have similarities

17
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What is nationalism?

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Devotion to a nation. Strengthened by national anthem, sporting events

18
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3 forms of globalisation. Describe them

A

Economic - Flow of trades / goods. Caused by TNCs
Social - Spread of people, ideas, media
Political - Diffusion of government policies

19
Q

Define placelessness

A

A place that could be anywhere and lacks uniqueness

20
Q

What happened when Costa announced a new store opening in Totnes?

A

Local people protested as they were full of independent business and didn’t want the money to leave the area

21
Q

Define tourist gaze

A

What the government want the tourists to see

22
Q

Name 3 endogenous factors

A

Land use, topography, infrastructure

23
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Name 2 exogenous factors

A

Migration, capital

24
Q

Define endogenous factors

A

Local characteristics that creates a place’s identity

25
Define exogenous factors
Relationships with other places
26
Define place attachment
Relationships or emotional bond developed between people and place. Can result in being part of a self identity
27
Define place identity
Meanings that people attach to a place from everyday experiences and the way it’s represented in the media
28
Define genius loci
Spirit of a place
29
Name the two types of exclusion
Social and spatial
30
What is spatial exclusion
Certain areas being excluded. Either chosen or by lack of investment
31
Give 5 examples of people who may suffer from social exclusion
``` Homeless Disabled Immigrants Poverty Old people ```
32
What is a gated community
Enclosed residential space where people are rich and control who enters and leaves. Tends to have lower crime rates and high house prices
33
Define place memory
Ability of a place to make the past come to life in the present. Through monuments and museums
34
Define place perception
How a place is viewed by people. Either by the media or experiencing it
35
Define place representations
How places are portrayed in the media
36
Define contest place
Tensions or conflict arise due to conflict on how the place can be managed or used