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Aug 16, 2023 · 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. It is a phenomenon which Harvey (1989) has termed ‘time-space compression’.
Jun 1, 2016 · Her work deeply influenced the thinking and praxes of social and cultural geography, particularly her feminist scholarship and her notions of a progressive sense of place and power geometries. More broadly, she was highly influential in getting geographers to more actively engage with social theory, but as importantly she encouraged the social ...
- Rob Kitchin
- 2016
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...
Jan 11, 2023 · Sense of place is a key concept in geography, which resonates with an audience outside of disciplinary geography. And yet, sense of place no longer has the prominence in geography that it once held.
We argue that the dimension of place dependence is the most sensitive to environmental change and affects farmers' sense of place positively or negatively, which may form a locked-in...
Aug 16, 2023 · One of Massey’s key points in these chapters is that the uniqueness of place stems not from homogeneity, but from multiplicity and heterogeneity. Acknowledging differences along axes of race, class, gender, and colonial history is one of the most characteristic aspects of her work.
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Abstract. In this paper I seek a more comprehensive mapping of the experience of time—space in late modernity. I develop Massey's critique of the work of Harvey and Jameson in their reading of time space compression as a socially uniform experience of disorientation.
