geography, changing places

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space in geography terms

a broad area with no specific meaning

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place in geography terms

a space or location with meaning attached

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what is the descriptive apporach

a place is defined by its measurable characteristics e.g population,

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what is the social constructionist approach

a place is shaped by human actions over time giving it identity

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the phenomenological approach

a place is understood by peoples personal experiences

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place attachment

Yi-Fu Tuan argues attachment to a place grows over time

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topophilia

a strong love and attachment to a place based of personal experience (tuan)

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topophobia

a negative dislike for a place based of personal experience (tuan)

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localism

regionalism

nationalism

a love for your personal area

kettlewell

yorkshire

england

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gloabalism

people embracing a global community rather than a singular local place

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how can places be identified according to j___ M__________

John Montgomery


activities

physical settings

meanings

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what is an insider with an example

someone who has a strong relationship with a place they are familiar with

e.g local

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what is an outsider with an example

vague sense of place due to a limited experience with it

e.g tourist, homeless person

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social exclusion with example

individuals being socially blocked from a community / group

e.g student not going to school because of bullies

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spatial exclusion

the physical speration / segregation of group

e.g black children from school in old America

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define endogenous factor with two examples

characteristics of the place itself which have originated internally

e.g river, crime rates

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define exogenous factors with 2 examples

the relationship of one place with another place and the external factors that effect this

e.g migration, international aid

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give an example of how different endogenous factors may link

population + relief

population increase is limted in some areas due to a landscape including steep hills

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what are shifting flows

the movement of people, resources, money and investment

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what is an example of an exogenous demographic factor in Ilkely

improved links to nearby cities which BRINGS IN COMMUTERS to live in the area

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what is an example of a socio-economic exogenous characteristic in Ilkely

TNC’s like Mcdonalds have MOVED IN leading to a decline in local buisiness

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what is an example of exogenous cultural characteristics in ilkely

the local economy benefitting from tourism leading to improvements in its recognised characteristics e.g spar town