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- The notion of a progressive sense of place gained much traction in social and cultural geography as it provided a multiscalar, relational means to understand the cultural complexity and emergent nature of places, situating locales and communities within globalizing processes while not being subjugated to them.
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Creswell (2014) writes that for Massey, a reactionary sense of place is marked by three interconnected ways of thinking: (1) there is a close connection between place and a singular form of...
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Aug 16, 2023 · Summary. TIME-SPACE COMPRESSION AND THE GEOMETRIES OF POWER. Much of what is written about space, place and postmodern times emphasizes a new phase in what Marx once called ‘the annihilation of space by time’. The process is argued, or more usually asserted, to have gained a new momentum, to have reached a new stage.
Mar 2, 2022 · Human geographers use the term sense of place to describe the more dynamic subjective experiences and ‘nebulous meanings associated with a place: the feelings and emotions a place evokes’ (Cresswell 2009, 169) and how a sense of place can contribute to the success of urban regeneration practices and community well-being (Gao, Yin and Zhu 2020).
Jun 1, 2016 · The notion of a progressive sense of place gained much traction in social and cultural geography as it provided a multiscalar, relational means to understand the cultural complexity and emergent nature of places, situating locales and communities within globalizing processes while not being subjugated to them.
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place is the subjective emotional attachment to a place which gives it meaning. A sense of place to you might be, ‘I have a strong attachment to my house, it is where I grew up’. The feeling towards your house, street or neighbourhood, is the sense of place .
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Place has been identified as one of the key concepts within geography. Do you take its central role in geography for granted? How deeply have you thought about why place lies at the very heart of the subject? Why is the relationship between people and places so important to the subject? Why is a ‘sense of place important’?
Sep 28, 2010 · This latter view, under the label of ‘progressive sense of place’, has since become a dominant paradigm in geography. This paper aims to ground these theoretical arguments in relation to how people understand place today.
