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What does the word "place" refer to?
A location with multiple
dimensions
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How is a location defined in relation to a place?
A location is the
physical
point of a place
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What gives a place different meanings to various people?
The
personal experiences
and
perceptions
of
individuals
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What are locales in the context of a place?
Locations
associated with everyday activities
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How do locales influence social interactions?
Locales structure social interactions and
behaviors
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What is meant by "sense of place"?
Subjective
emotional attachment to a place
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How might someone express their sense of place regarding their childhood home?
By stating a strong
attachment
to it
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What does placelessness suggest about a place?
A place is not
unique
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What is an example of placelessness in UK high streets?
Presence of chain shops like
Costa Coffee
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How do chain shops contribute to the concept of clone towns?
They create similar
environments
across locations
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What does Yi-Fu Tuan suggest about attachment to a place?
It
grows
stronger
over time with
experiences
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How does the intensity of experiences affect attachment to a place?
Greater intensity leads to
deeper
attachment
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What is topophilia?
The
love
of a
place
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What is topophobia?
The
dislike
of a place
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Can someone experience topophobia and still have an attachment to a place?
Yes
, but the attachment is
negative
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What are the types of places categorized by proximity and experience?
Near Places:
Subjective
closeness
Far Places:
Emotional
distance despite physical proximity
Experienced Places:
Visited
locations
Media
Places: Known through media representations
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How does the concept of near places vary between individuals?
It is subjective based on
personal
context
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What emotional response might someone have to a far place?
They may feel
homesick
despite
proximity
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What is the argument regarding emotional attachment to experienced places?
Visiting creates
emotional attachment
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How can media influence our sense of place?
It can change our perception
subconsciously
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What does genius loci refer to?
The
spirit
of a place
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What does place character relate to?
Specific qualities that make a location unique
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What are endogenous factors affecting place character?
Land Use: Urban or rural
Topography: Relief and land shape
Physical Geography: Natural features
Infrastructure: Essential services
Demographic Characteristics: Population traits
Built Environment: Architectural styles
Location: Elevation and distance
Economic Characteristics: Financial status
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What are exogenous factors affecting place character?
People: Impact of migration and tourism
Money and Investment: Economic activities
Resources: Availability of essentials
Ideas: Influence of entrepreneurs and designers
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How do endogenous factors change over time?
They are shaped by changing exogenous factors
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What characteristics define insiders in a place?
Born in the place
Hold
citizenship
Fluent in
local language
Conform to
social norms
Feel
secure
and welcomed
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What characteristics define outsiders in a place?
Not born in the place
May feel insecure or unwelcome
Experience different cultural norms
May belong to a different ethnic group
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How can feelings of belonging change over time?
They can shift based on personal experiences
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What factors can contribute to someone feeling like an outsider?
Belonging to a different ethnic group
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Who are considered insiders in a community?
People who feel at home within
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What is a key characteristic of insiders?
They feel secure and welcomed in the
community
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What is one way to identify an insider?
They hold citizenship for the community
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How does language proficiency relate to being an insider?
Insiders are fluent in the local language
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What social behaviors do insiders typically conform to?
Social norms and behavioral traits of the community
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What can influence a person's feeling of belonging in a community?
Factors such as culture and social norms
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How can the feeling of belonging change over time?
People can integrate and feel like insiders
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Who may feel like outsiders in a community?
People not belonging to the main ethnic group
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What is an example of outsiders in a community?
An
immigrant
family in a predominantly
British
area
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What might contribute to outsiders feeling unfamiliar in a new area?
Cultural differences and unfamiliar shops
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How can architecture affect feelings of belonging?
Unfamiliar buildings can make outsiders feel lost
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