The Nature And Importance Of Places Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Place definition

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Places are a particular combination of material things that occupy a particular segment of space and have sets of meanings attached to them

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Location definition

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Where a place geographically is on a map, it’s longitude and latitude

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Locale definition

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A place where something happens or is set

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Sense of place definition

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Subjective and emotional attachment people have to a place

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Descriptive approach definition

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Places are distinct and can be studied separately

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Social constructionist approach definition

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Places are studied via its social processes

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Phenomenological approach definition

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Place is studied through experiences

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Topophilia definition

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Love of place

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What are the three theoretical approaches to place?

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  • The descriptive approach
  • The social constructionist approach
  • The phenomenological approach
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What are the three things that make up place?

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  • location
  • locale
  • sense of place
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What can sense of place be influenced by?

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  • age
  • ethnicity
  • gender
  • levels of deprecation
  • political views
  • disability
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What can be explored to show the importance of place

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  • identity
  • belonging
  • well-being
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Localism definition

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Emotional ownership of a particular place

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Regionalism definition

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Loyalty to a distinct region with a population that shares similarities

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Nationalism definition

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Loyalty and devotion to a nation

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Global sense of place definition

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Places are dynamic and subject to constant change in the material structure and meaning

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What has globalisation of place caused?

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  • homogenised places
  • clone towns
  • placelessness
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Example of clonestopping

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In 2012, costa tried to open in Totnes, Devon. Within weeks 3/4 of the towns population had signed a petition saying they would boycott Costa, to stop Totnes becoming a clone town

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What is glocalisation?

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MNCs are having to adapt to the local market place, personalising the goods to the local markets

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Example of glocalisation

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McDonald’s have removed pork in Muslim countries, and remove beef in Hindu countries

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Examples of localisation of place

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Brixton has the Brixton pound to help encourage spending in the local Economy

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What is localisation a place

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Place has become a political symbol for people fighting against global capitalism

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Belonging definition

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Means to be part of the community within the place

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Well-being definition

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Well being of a place considers the happiness and welfare within a place

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Positionality definition
Factors such as gender, race, ethnicity etc. which influence how we perceive different places
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What do you near and far places mean?
- geographically near or far - emotional connection with the place and how comfortable person feels there - Some places feel familiar due to media exposure - globalisation has shrunk the world
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Definition of experienced place
A place a person has spent time in
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Media place definition
Media places are those that the person has only read about or seen on film
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Endogenous factors definition
The characteristics of the place its self of factors which have originated internally
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Exogenous factors definition
External influences on a places identity