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How many ways can place be represented in?

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Place can be represented in a variety of different forms or media that often give contrasting images.

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What are the two types of source?

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Formal and informal

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Give an example of a formal source.

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Maps

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Give an example of an informal source.

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Songs

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What are the two types of data that can represent place?

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Qualitative and quantitative

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What is meant by qualitative data?

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This is information that is non-numerical and used in a relatively unstructured and open ended way. It is descriptive.

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Give some examples of qualitative sources.

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Interviews
Artistic depictions (e.g. photographs)
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What is quantitative data?

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This is data that can be quantified and verified and is amenable to statistical manipulation.

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Give an example of a quantitative data source.

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Census data

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What are the 10 sources of representation?

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Music
Art
TV and film
Textual sources
Graffiti
Interviews
Poetry
Photographs
Maps
Statistics
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What does music evoke?

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A sense of place.

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What can portray places?

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Song lyrics

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What can different types of music be associated with?

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Different geographical locations.

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What type of music is associated with Jamaica?

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Reggae music is associated with Jamaica.

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Give an example of a song with lyrics that portray a place.

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Empire State of Mind by Alicia Keys

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What place is represented by Empire State of Mind by Alicia Keys?

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New York

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Why are paintings sometimes criticised?

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There are often criticisms of the paintings reflecting a romantic vision of a rural idyll.

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What else has become synonymous with geographical places?

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Art

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What can art work sometime show?

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It can show a deeper meaning of the place’s character.

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Which to artist became known for their landscapes of Suffolk?

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Gainsborough and Constable

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What is Suffolk sometimes known as?

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Constable Country

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What is more reliable photos or art work?

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Photos are more reliable because artwork is often about subjective interpretation.

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What type of dramas are often filmed in cities?

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Crime dramas

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Why do crime dramas not portray an accurate representation of cities?

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This is because not all crimes occur in cities.

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What type of views do TV shows give?
Both positive and negative views.
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True or false: the same place can be portrayed in a different light depending on the show.
This is true.
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What do novels evoke?
A sense of place- they give the impression of why it's like to be there.
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What can cause "place prejudice"?
The media
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True or false: textual sources only show places in a positive light.
This is false- textual sources can present a place in both a positive and negative light.
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What are some places strongly associated with?
Authors and stories.
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How can places that are strongly associated with authors and stories benefit from this representation?
The places can be sold as such.
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Give an example of a place that is associated with authors.
Bronte Country
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What is graffiti?
This is writing and/ or drawing that has been put illicitly on a wall or other surface.
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Where is graffiti often found?
It is often found in a public space.
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What does Banksy argue that graffiti does?
He argues that graffiti gives a voice to those heard in the mainstream.
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What evidence is there to suggest that graffiti is becoming more mainstream?
It can be found in art galleries. Street art It is sold and bought
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What are interviews?
These are first hand direct reports.
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Are interviews always structured?
No they can be both structured or unstructured.
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What are the limitations of interviews?
Lack of honesty | Interviewer bias
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What may people not be honest when they are asked interview questions?
This is because people want to present themselves in a favourable light.
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What do interviews generate?
They generate detailed insights about a persons sense of or perception of place.
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What does poetry describe and evoke?
It describes and evokes a sense of place.
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What are famous poets associated with?
Famous poets are associated with particular places.
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What famous poet is linked to the Lake District?
William Wordsworth
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What does poetry allow people to imagine?
Poetry enables people to imagine what it is like to be in that place.
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In what ways may poetry refer to specific places?
Poetry may refer to specific places in personal and responsive ways.
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What type of photos are used for marketing?
Undisturbed landscapes tend to be used rather than photos of humans.
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What type of area tends to use landscape photos?
Tourist areas.
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What can affect photos?
Weather Editing and photoshop Selective angles
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Why are selective angles used in photos?
This is to show certain things and to give certain impressions.
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Why are places photoshopped?
This is to make them appear more attractive.
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What type of approach is counter mapping?
This is an example of a bottom up approach.
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What is countermapping?
This is where people produce their own map based on their local knowledge.
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What are maps used for?
They are used to locate places.
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What are the three limitations of maps?
Reliability and accuracy Distort reality Hidden bias
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What do Google Maps focus on?
Businesses
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When is the census collected?
Every 10 years.
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What does the UK census show?
This shows social and economic characteristics.
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How many years of census has been recorded in the U.K?
Records show over 200years
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What are the limitations of statistics?
They can be subjunctive. | They tell us little about human experience.
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Why can statistics be subjective?
People selectively choose data.
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What do smaller geographical units reveal?
Basic information.
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What 3 pieces of basic information are statistics good for?
Age Ethnicity Economic deprivation

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