Lecture 7/8 Flashcards

(10 cards)

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what is place making

A
  • identify places as part of personal identity
  • reinforce sense of place & who they are by contrasting themselves with places/ people they feel are different from them
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what are landscapes and which are geographers interested in

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a comprehensive product of human action as well as a complex repository of society
- interested in symbolic landscapes as they reflect certain values or ideals

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3
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explain iconic landscapes and examples

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buildings / landscape elements have become so closely identified with “their” city that they are seen as iconic

ex.
eiffel tower in paris
colosseum in rome

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what is territoriality and what does it relate to

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refers to the persistent attachment of individuals or peoples to a specific location or territory

  • or in context of attempting to assert control
  • relates to place making forces
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5
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what is proxemics & example

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the study of the social & cultural meanings that people give to personal space

  • reflect unwritten rules
    ex. always choosing the same seat in class
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6
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territoriality provides a means of meeting what 3 social and cultural needs ?

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  • the regulation of social interaction
  • the regulation of access to people and resources
  • providing a focus & symbol of a group membership
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7
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territoriality allows people to ____ & ____ a system through which to experience the world and give ______

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create & maintain

give it meaning

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8
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people are constantly ______ & ______ places and places are constantly coping with change and _____ their inhabitants

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constantly modifying and reshaping places

influencing their inhabitants

ex. university

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9
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what are vernacular (ordinary) landscapes & example

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express the “character” of a particular region, nation or culture

ex. colorful houses in ontario ( family / slow pace of living)
- balanced community

or

big houses - show wealth, consumption
- display individual success

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10
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upscale suburbia promotes what

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privacy / exclusion

cocooning = disengagement from civic affairs & focuses on competitive consumption

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