Changing Places - Meaning & Representation Flashcards

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What does the meaning of a place relate to?

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Meaning relates to individual or collective perceptions of a place.

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What does the representation of a place relate to?

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Representation is how a place is portrayed or ‘seen’ in society.

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What are agents of change?

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These are the people who impact on a place whether through living, working or trying to improve that place. Examples would include residents, community groups, corporate entities, central and local government and the media.

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What is meaning?

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Meaning relates to individual or collective perceptions of a place.

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What is perception of a place?

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This is the way in which place is viewed or regarded by people. This can be influenced by media representation or personal experience.

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What is representation?

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Representation is how place is portrayed or ‘seen’ in society.

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What is a ‘sense of place’?

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Sense of place is the meaning attributed to a place through our interaction with it. Developed by ‘real life’ experiences.

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What is perception of place?

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Perception of place is the meaning attributed to a place that is developed through what we have heard, seen or read about it.

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What things can influence someone’s perception of a place?

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1) Advertisements or tourist agency material.
2) Local exhibitions of art, film or photography.
3) Poetry.
4) Song

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What is place marketing?

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Marketing or public relations (PR) companies must be employed by national and local government to improve or create positive perceptions of a place. This could include: advertising campaigns, logo or a website/newsletter.

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What is re-imaging?

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Re-imaging dissociates a place from bad pre-exisiting images in relation to poor housing, social deprivation or high levels of crime. It can then attract new investment, retailing, tourists and residents.

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What is rebranding?

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Rebranding is the way or ways in which a place is redeveloped and marketed so that it gains a new identity. It can then attract new investment, retailing, tourists and residents. It may involve both re-imaging and regeneration.

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What is regeneration?

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Regeneration is a long-term process involving redevelopment and the use of social, economic and environmental action to reverse uban decline and create sustainable communities.

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What is a corporate body?

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A corporate body is an organisation or group of persons that is identified by a particular name. Examples include insitutions, businesses, non-profit enterprises and government agencies.

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What are some examples of agents of change?

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1) National and local government.
2) Corporate bodies
3) Tourist organisations
4) Community groups

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