CP - Place Flashcards

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1
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Define place

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A location with meaning

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Define location

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Where a place is

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Define locale

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Places that are associated with everyday activities

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What did Edward Relph believe about place?

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The more someone feels like an insider, the stronger their identity will be with that place

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What is a sense of place?

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The emotional attachment that a person has to a place, which gives it meaning

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What is placeslessness?

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The idea that a place is not unique, and it lacks a sense of place

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What is a clone town?

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When a high street/area is dominated by chain stores, which can lead to a feeling of placeslessness

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What does Yi-Fu Tuan suggest about attachment?

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Attachment to a place grows over time

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What is attachment?

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A feeling that binds one thing to another

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How are experiences and a persons attachment to a place connected?

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  • the number and intensity of experiences someone has with a place, the more attached they become to it
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11
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Define topophilia

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Love for a place

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12
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Define topophobia

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Dislike of a place

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13
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What are the 4 types of places?

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Near, far, experienced, media

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What is a near place?

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A place that is geographically close or one that a person has an attachment to

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What is a far place?

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Places that are distant geographically, or one that a person has no attachment to

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What is an experienced place?

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A place that someone has actually visited and therefore had an experience with, and form an emotional attachment to

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What is a media place?

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A place that is learned about through media representations (e.g books, films, songs)

18
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What does most geographers argue about how the type of place affects a persons attachment to it?

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An experienced place forms a much greater attachment with a person than a media place, since media interpretations can be altered and perspectives can be skewed to appeal to people

19
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Define genius loci

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The spirit of a place - suggests that every place has a unique atmosphere, because it is made up of everything that it is made up of, now and in the past

20
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What is a place character?

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The specific qualities, characteristics and attributes of a location that makes it unique

21
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What are the two types of factors affecting place character?

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Exogenous and endogenous

22
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What is an endogenous factor?

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Factors that originate from within a place

23
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What are exogenous factors?

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Factors that originate externally from the place

24
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Name 4 endogenous factors within a place

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  • demographics (age, gender, ethnicity)
  • topography (relief)
  • built environment (buildings)
  • physical geography (mountains, waterfalls etc)
25
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Name 2 exogenous factors affecting a place

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  • investment
  • people (tourists, immigrants etc)
26
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How are exogenous factors affecting endogenous factors?

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They are shaping the endogenous factors (e.g the culture, demographics)