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Categories Of Place Flashcards

1
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What are the four categories of place?

A

Near places
Far places
Experienced places
Media places

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What are the two key meanings that near and far could have in terms of place?

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They could refer to the geographical distance between places.
They could refer to the emotional connection with a particular place and how comfortable a person feels within that place.

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True or false: near places automatically foster identities of familiarity and belonging.

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This is false, just because a place is near doesn’t mean that a person automatically fosters identities of familiarity towards it.

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Why may far places feel more familiar or comfortable?

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This is because of globalised culture, travel and media.

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What is meant by time-space convergence?

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This is the idea that distances between two locations have decreased due to developments in transport and communication.

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What are experienced places?

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These are places that a person has spent time in.

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What are media places?

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These are places that a person has only read about or seen on TV or film.

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What is important to note in terms of media places?

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The reality of a place could be different to that put across by the media.

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How does the media portray rural places?

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Ideal
Peaceful
Green
Aesthetic
Relaxing
Few problems
Close-knit community 
Healthy
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What is the reality of these rural places?

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Unemployment
Underemployment
Lack of affordable housing
Reduced transport
Homelessness
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How does the media portray urban areas?

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Economic and social deprivation
Pollution
Social deprivation
Homelessness
Crime
Vandalism
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What is the reality like for urban areas?

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Pollution
Rich/poor divide
Attractive city living

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How can an area be both near and far?

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It can be geographically far but the person may have visited it numerous times.

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14
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What turns undifferentiated space into place?

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Experience

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What is undifferentiated space?

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This is a space that a person only has a vague idea about.

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Why do we often chose to revisit places?

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This is because we like them and feel comfortable there.

17
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Do places that have meaning to us always have to be associated with positive feelings?

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No, they can be associated with negative feelings too.

18
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What is topophobia?

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This is fear of place.

19
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Give an example of a place that can evoke mixed feelings?

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Auschwitz would provoke topophobia in many people but also fascinate the many visitors that visit each year.

20
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What feeling does the media reinforce in terms of the countryside?

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Nostalgia

21
Q

Who do the problems in rural areas mainly affect?

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Low income households.

22
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What has made urban areas more attractive in recent years?

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Successful regeneration

23
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What is it wrong to assume?

A

That all cities are the same.

24
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Where is Happy Valley set?

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Hebden Bridge

25
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In what type of light does Happy Valley portray Hebden Bridge?

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It portrays it in a negative light.

26
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What does Happy Valley portray Hebden Bridge as?

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High crime rate
Drug abuse
Theft

27
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On what channel is Happy Valley aired?

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BbC so it has lots of viewers

28
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Why may residents not of Hebden Bridge not be happy with its representation?

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It gives it a negative perception which will make people not want to visit.

29
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What are the advantages of Happy Valley being filmed in Hebden Bridge?

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Tourist income
Jobs created
Puts the place on the map
Payment or investment to film in cafes and improve infrastructure.

30
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What jobs may have been created as a result of a TV programme being filmed?

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Jobs in costume or make up departments.

31
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What are the negatives of filming Happy Valley on location?

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Tourists may disrupt filming.

Negative portrayal of the area may lead to a lack of investment.

32
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How does the media often portray villages?

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The media often portrays villages in a negative way, despite them being very different.

33
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Where is Emmerdale filmed?

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Harewood and Kirkstall

34
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What type of image does Emmerdale put across?

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High crime rate
Remote. 
Idyllic. 
Bad infrastructure (late buses). 
Bad weather (storms). 
Locals eat and spend everyday in the pub.
Quiet people.
35
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Why might the Emmerdale appeal to people in urban areas?

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It is a contrast to the urban areas with lots of traffic and congestion.

36
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Is Emmerdale an accurate representation of reality?

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Some portrayals are close such as the area being peaceful but other expectations like eating in the pub everyday are not realistic.

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