nature and importance of place Flashcards

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aspects of a place

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location
locale - the combination of settings and practices in a place that mark it out as uniwuq
sense of place

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location

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where a place is on the map

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locale

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a place shaped by the people, cultures and customs within it

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sense of place

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the subjective and emotional attatchment people have to a place

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sense of place influences

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  • depth of knowledge and understanding
  • quality or intensity of experience
  • theory of place attachment
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identity - defining ourselves

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  • localism
  • regionalism
  • nationalism
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identity - localism

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affection or emotional ownership of a place
- nimby
- reluctance to development

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identity - regionalism

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consciousness of and loyalty to a region where the population shares similarities
EG - cornwall right to self rule

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identity - nationalism

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devotion to a nation and sense of national consciousness
- patriotism

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belonging

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being part of a community
often a focus on regeneration schemes
influenced by a number of factors

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influences on belonging

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age, gender, sexuality, religion, ethnicity
- londons multiculturalism develops mutual support and cultural preservation

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wellbeing

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important role in quality of life of residents

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wellbeing - the transition town movement aims

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tackle issues of globalisation, dilution of place identity, loss of community and economy

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wellbeing - transition town movement results

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1200 initiatives
- community owned sectors (bakers, brewers, energy)
- street projects
- building community relationships
- REconomy projects (new jobs)
- food growing groups

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globalisation impact on sense of place - totnes

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  • residents responded to proposal by costa by signign a petition that boycott any coffee chain that came to totnes
  • after 8 months costa dropped the proposal
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globalisation of place

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increased presence of global chains (starbucks)
community-less geography of nowhere

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clone towns

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settlements where the high street is dominated by chain stores - leads to placelessness

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glocalisation

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local places and cultures resisting the power of globalisation
- multinational companies then increasingly adapt to local marketplaces

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localisation of place - totnes

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the totnes pound - introduced its own local currency to encourage more internal spending and keeping investment within the local economy

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insider perspective

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people who have high belonging in a place
- conform to local norms
- understands unspoken rules
nimby

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outsider perspective

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people who feel ‘out of place’ and feel as though they dont belong
- misunderstands social norms
positionality

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perspective - california hills

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‘cursing the dust, cracking the brittle weeds’
- outsiders percieve the landscape as sparse and empty
‘yet how gentle it seems to someone raised in a landscape short of rain’
- constrasting perception for an insider, comforting

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near place

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geographically close or emotionally familair place to an individual

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far place

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geographically far or emotionally unfamiliar

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experienced place

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places that a person has spent time in

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media place

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places that are only experienced through reading or visual media

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character of a place

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physical and human features that distinguish it from another place - uniqueness

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endogenous factors influencing place character

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originating internally
- location
- physical geography/topography
- land use
- built environment
- demographic and economic characteristics

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exogenous factors influencing place character

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relationship with other places and external facotrs it brings
- demographic, socio economic and cultural characterstics
shaped by shifting flows of people, resources, money and investment

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examples of influences on character of place

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deindustrialisation/globalisation - exogenous
new housing estates - end and ex
second home purchasing/gentrification - exogenous