What shapes the character of places Flashcards

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Define character

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the qualities distinctive to a place. its landscape, people, language. Things that shape its identity

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Define Genius loci

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spirit of a place

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Give example of physical factors of a place

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  • rock type
  • landscape (hills etc)
  • land use
  • soil fertility
  • climate
  • coastline
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Give examples of human factors of a place

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  • accents and dialects
  • architectural style
  • infrastructure
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What are endogenous factors?

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those factors that are cause by or originate from within a place (location)

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What are exogenous factors?

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these are factors that are caused by or have an origin from outside the area (externally and through relationships with other places). (investment, resources)

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Give examples of endogenous factors.

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relief
land use
location
type of industry
style of architecture/ infrastructure
landscape
economic characteristics
demographic characteristics

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Give examples of exogenous factors.

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town being source of day trippers
village supplying workers to nearby town
migration of people
resources being dlivered into the area
chinease investors buying agricultural land

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Define far/ distant places.

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Places that are far away geographically or feel alien and different to what they are used to

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Define an experienced place.

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those places that a person has spent time in

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Define a media place.

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those places that a person has only read about or seen on a film or other sources

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How do you view Bournemouth as an insider?

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boring
unsafe
neglected
nice beach

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How does an outsider view bournemouth?

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lots to do
nice beach location
touristy
fun
relaxing

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What is an advantage of an outsiders view?

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they are able to see things as they are as they don’t have a connection to it

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What is an advantage of an insiders view?

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its usually about an experience, making it more personal and reliable

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Define a genuine place.

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the real, factual elements of a place

17
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Define re-branding.

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when creative people are paid by companies, council and even governments to help give a new place meaning to a location in order to boost prospects of the area by changing peoples perceptions

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What was the aim of re-branding Plymouth?

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  • connect Plymouth with its past to promote and enhance its image as a cultural and economic hub within Britain to secure its economic future
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Where is Plymouth situated?

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has a natural harbor that connects to the English channel

20
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What is the architecture of Plymouth?

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much of the city centre is made up of Portland limestone

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Give examples of media influencers.

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  • positive and negative reviews
  • social media
  • films
  • documentaries
  • websites/ apps
  • poems
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How was Manchester re-branded?

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  • made more flats to rent
  • doubled their population to 60,000
  • kicked their own residents out
  • aimed it at people with more money ($1.4 million flats)