Changing places key terms Flashcards

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Place

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A location with a meaning to:
- a person in ways that may be subjective
- a society or culture and can be shared between different groups of people

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Location

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Where a place is

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Locale

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The place where something happens or is set/has particular events associated with it

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Sense of place

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The subjective and emotional attachment people have to a place, that is developed through having experience and knowledge of a particular area

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Descriptive approach

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The idea that the world is a set of places and each place can be studied and distinguished

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Social constructionist approach

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The idea that a place is a product of a particular set of social processes occurring at a particular time

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Phenomenological approach

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The interest in how an individual may experience a place, recognising a highly personal relationship between place and person

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Experienced places

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Somewhere that one has visited, giving a first hand understanding of what that place is like

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Media places

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A place portrayed by the media that one has seen, giving a second hand experience of what that place is like

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Endogenous factors

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The characteristics of a place that have originated internally, including location and physical geography

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Exogenous factors

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The relationship of one place with others and the external factors that affect this

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Localism

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Preference for one’s own area, especially when this results in a limitation of outlook

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Regionalism

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Preference for one’s region, especially when this results in the limitation of outlook

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Nationalism

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Preference for one’s own country, especially when this results in a limitation of outlook

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Homogenised place

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A place with an identical cultural to (an)other place(s)

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Clone town

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A high street dominated by chains

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Placelessness

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The lack of an unique sense of place in an area

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Glocalisation

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Multinational companies adapting to local market places

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Localisation

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The increased focus on/promotion of local goods and services

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Agents of change

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The people who impact on a place, whether through living, working, or trying to improve a place

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Placemaking

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The deliberate shaping of an environment to facilitate social interaction and improve a community’s quality of life

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Infrastructure

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The services considered essential to enable or enhance living conditions

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Insider

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Someone who lives in/is local to a place, with lived experience of it

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Place marketing

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Advertising can be used to change/manipulate how people view that place

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Rebranding

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Using marketing to alter the public’s perception of a place from negative to positive

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Re-imaging

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Using marketing to alter the image of a place from outdated to historical

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Topophilia

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The affective bonding between people and place/setting

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Perception of place

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The way in which a place is viewed or regarded by people, which can be influenced by media representation or personal experience

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Identity

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How one feels and belongs, which is believed to particularly be shaped by place

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Belonging

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How one fits in as part of a community

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Well-being

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The state of being comfortable, happy, or healthy

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Outsider

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Someone who is not from and/or does not have lived experience of a place

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Positionality

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Where a place is located and how beneficial this is

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Near places

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Places near to one’s origin or location, usually sharing factors

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Far place

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Places far from one’s origin or location, usually having varying factors

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Function

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The use of a place

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Character of a place

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How one may experience a place, as it is influenced especially by history

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Diaspora

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A group of people with a similar heritage/background/place of origin who have settled elsewhere in the world

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NIMBY

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Not In My BackYard- a strong form of localism opposing the homogenisation of their area

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Place attachment

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The connection one may have to a place

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Gentrification

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The process whereby the character of a poor urban area is changed by wealthier people moving in, improving housing, and attracting new businesses, often displacing current inhabitants in the process

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Corporate bodies

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An organisation or group of people identified by a particular name that acts as an identity