Changing Places Flashcards

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Placelessness definition

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The idea that a place is lacking any unique identity so you feel like you can be here and somewhere else - Clone town

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Sense of place definition

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The emotional attachment towards a place

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Insider definition

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Significant lived experience in a place and a member of the community - Resident

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Outsider definition

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Limited lived experience of a place so isn’t integrated into the community - Tourist

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Lived Experience Definition

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Individual experience while living being in a place for a certain period of time

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Media Place Definition

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The identity/ Sense of place based of of the media representation

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Place Character Definition

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Place character relates to the ​specific qualities, attributes or features of a location that make it, unique.

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Exogenous Factors Definition

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External factors that affect the character of a place. Factors that originate outside of the place

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Give 3 examples of Exogenous Factors

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  • Tourists, Bring new culture and economic value to the area
  • External Investment into the area
  • Trade routes to the area
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Endogenous Factors Definition

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Internal factors that affect the character of a place. Factors that originate inside the place

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Give 3 examples of Endogenous factors

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  • Natural features such as landscape and landforms
  • Infrastructure
  • Land use of the area ie, farming or housing
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What are 3 factors that can influence the character of a place

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Demographic
Physical Geography - Landforms
Land Use

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Placemaking Definition

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Shaping and editing of the lands local landscape and building human features in order to improve the local community.

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Branding Definition

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The craeation of a recognisable identiy for a place

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rebranding/Reimaging Definition

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Using or changing characteristics of a place to create a new identity

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Site Definition

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The actual location of a settlement on the Earth, and the term includes the physical characteristics of the landscape (Geology)

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Situation Definition

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Relates to its surrounding features, both human-made and natural. (Landscape)

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Globalisation Definition

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The process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchange

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Glocalisation Definition

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Large TNCs (Transnational Corporations) adapting their products in order to fit local preferences

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Gentrification Definition

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A process of urban development in which a city neighborhood develops rapidly over a short time, changing from low to high value. A neighborhood’s residents are often displaced by rising rents and living costs brought about by gentrification.