Chapter 7 - Interpreting Places and Landscapes

Proxemics

________ is the study of social and political meaning people give to space.

Territoriality

________ is a material form of power as it regulates interaction, access to resources and people and can be a symbol of group membership (us vs them) Cultural Identities and Landscapes.

Semiotics

________ is a process in high codes signify important information about landscapes.

cognitive images

People not only filter information from their environments through neuro physiological and physiological proceeded but draw on personality and culture to produce ________ of their environment.

Places

________ reflect the tensions between social groups as well as their harmonious interactions Territoriality.

Social scientists

________ have argued that territoriality is a natural human instinct that impacts our sense of safety and security as well as our sense of stimulation and our identity.

importance of material

A shared consciousness has diffused certain values and attitudes around the globe and the commonalities have been accompanied by the growing ________ consumption.

Territoriality

________ is the persistent attachment of individuals or people to a specific location or territory.

Places

________ are the result of a wide range of forces from economic to social.