L24. Experiencing Cities

Question 1

Embodied experience

Question 2

Norm

Question 3

Social difference

Question 4

Power

Question 5

Abjection

Question 6

Heteronormativity

Question 7

Trope

Question 8

Social Exclusion

Question 9

Cosmopolitanism

Question 10

Emotions

Question 11

What are ‘mobilities’ and ‘policy mobilities’ and on which practices
and politics of urban-global connection do these concepts shed light?

Question 12

What social differences affect people’s experiences of daily life in
cities?

Question 13

Is there such a thing as an urban identity?

Question 14

In what ways have experiences and identities mattered in the shaping
of urban spaces and the resistance of non-dominant groups?

Question 15

How do emotions provide critical insight for urban geographers?

Question 16

Toilets and performing basic bodily functions in the city

Question 17

Social difference and power

Question 18

Resistance struggles

Question 19

Gentrification and gay neighborhoods

Question 20

Montreal’s Gay nieghborhood

Question 21

Stonewall Riot

Question 22

Chinatown: A racialized trope

Question 23

Criminalization of homelessness

Question 24

Emotions and city life