Changing Places

Cards (83)

  • What is a trace in the context of a place?
    First thought about a place
  • What are the three aspects that make up a place?
    Location, locale, and sense of place
  • What does locale refer to in the context of a place?
    Meaning of place to society and its characteristics
  • What does the phenomenological approach to place focus on?
    How people feel and experience a place
  • What is the concept of a place?
    • Location: geographical position
    • Locale: social meaning and characteristics
    • Sense of place: emotional attachment and identity
  • What does genius loci refer to?
    The true spirit of a place
  • What is Orientalism as theorized by Edward Said?
    Stereotyping of the Middle East by media ideas
  • What are gated communities?
    Private communities with restricted access
  • What is othering in social contexts?
    Identifying differences between ourselves and others
  • What are the consequences of othering?
    Leads to racism, xenophobia, and stereotyping
  • What are the three factors that develop place attachment?
    Person, process, and place
  • How is the degree of attachment to a place determined?
    By experience intensity, duration, and meaning
  • What does holistic mean in this context?
    Overall view of everything
  • What is topography?
    Study of the Earth's surface features
  • What is global shift in economic terms?
    Change in economic activities worldwide
  • What does deindustrialisation refer to?
    Decline of industrial activity in a region
  • What are the three Rs in place development?
    Reimaging, rebranding, and regeneration
  • What is triangulation in research?
    Using qualitative and quantitative methods together
  • What does positionality refer to?
    How experience and identity affect views
  • What is provenance in the context of representation?
    Purpose and origin of the representation
  • What is a map?
    A representation of a place with omitted info
  • What is accuracy in terms of representation?
    Closeness to truth
  • What is reliability in terms of representation?
    Trustworthiness of the representation
  • What is usefulness in terms of representation?
    What can be learned from the source
  • What does DIPRUG stand for in source analysis?
    • Description
    • Imagery
    • Provenance
    • Reliability
    • Usefulness
    • Geography
  • What is place identity?
    Meaning and significance of a place to residents
  • What is a force of change in geography?
    Social or economic process altering place characteristics
  • Who are agents of change?
    Individuals or groups shaping place identity
  • What does place-making involve?
    Deliberately changing identity of a place
  • What is placelessness?
    Weakening of identity leading to similarity
  • What does NIMBY-ISM stand for?
    Not In My Back Yard, local objections
  • What does depression refer to in geography?
    Economically and socially disadvantaged areas
  • What does deprivation mean in geography?
    Lack of access to basic necessities
  • What is spatial divide?
    Unequal distribution of resources across regions
  • How can depression, deprivation, and spatial divide be influenced?
    By government policies and historical inequalities
  • What is regeneration in urban areas?
    Revitalizing neighborhoods through investment
  • What is gentrification?
    Wealthier individuals moving into an area
  • Who are yuppies?
    Young urban professionals driving gentrification
  • What is hipsterfication?
    Cultural transformation towards trendy appeal
  • What are the outcomes of regeneration, gentrification, and hipsterfication?
    Economic growth and potential displacement of residents