The importance of place in human life and experience Flashcards

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Define perception of place:

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  • This is the way in which a place is viewed or regarded by people. - It can be influenced by Media representation + Personal experience
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What are the 3 scales of identity?

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Localism Regionalism Nationalism

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What is localism?

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This is an affection and or an emotional ownership of a particular place. eg your home

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What is meant by nationalism?

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Loyalty and devotion to a nation which creates a sense of national consciousness e.g British

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Give an example of nationalism.

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British

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What is regionalism?

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A consciousness of and a loyalty to a distinct region with a population that shares similarities e.g Yorkshire

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What 3 aspects can be used to explore the importance of place to humans?

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Identity Belonging Well-being

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What is meant by identity?

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  • Depth of feeling and knowledge and understanding of a place. - place is critical in construction of identity - Your home and geographical location forms part of your identity
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How does the quality and intensity of an experience affect the identity of a place?

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The more enjoyable a place is the more attached we feel.

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What is meant by belonging?

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This means being part of a community. - to which one feels a sense of belonging depends on Religion, Gender and Age

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What is a key factor that makes a place successful and sustainable?

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Belonging

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12
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What do regeneration schemes focus on?

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They focus on social environment rather than built environment.

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13
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Who may have different views on what makes a good place?

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Individuals

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What are seen as more important features when promoting happiness and wellbeing within a place?

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Generally accepted features.

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What is important to different groups?

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Different factors will be important to different groups when promoting happiness and wellbeing.

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Define location.

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“Where” a place is, for example the coordinates in a map.

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What is meant by perception of place?

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This is the way in which place is viewed or regarded by people. - Can be influenced by media representations or personal experience

18
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Define place.

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A location with meaning. - Can be meaningful if To individuals they are personal and subjective. At a social or cultural level, meanings can be shared by different groups of people.

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Placemaking

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This is the deliberate shaping of an environment to facilitate social interaction and improve a community’s quality of life.

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What is meant by Sense of place

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  • This refers to the subjective and emotional attachment people have to a place. - people develop a sense of place through This refers to the subjective and emotional attachment people have to a place.