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space in geography terms
a broad area with no specific meaning
place in geography terms
a space or location with meaning attached
what is the descriptive apporach
a place is defined by its measurable characteristics e.g population,
what is the social constructionist approach
a place is shaped by human actions over time giving it identity
the phenomenological approach
a place is understood by peoples personal experiences
place attachment
Yi-Fu Tuan argues attachment to a place grows over time
topophilia
a strong love and attachment to a place based of personal experience (tuan)
topophobia
a negative dislike for a place based of personal experience (tuan)
localism
regionalism
nationalism
a love for your personal area
kettlewell
yorkshire
england
gloabalism
people embracing a global community rather than a singular local place
how can places be identified according to j___ M__________
John Montgomery
activities
physical settings
meanings
what is an insider with an example
someone who has a strong relationship with a place they are familiar with
e.g local
what is an outsider with an example
vague sense of place due to a limited experience with it
e.g tourist, homeless person
social exclusion with example
individuals being socially blocked from a community / group
e.g student not going to school because of bullies
spatial exclusion
the physical speration / segregation of group
e.g black children from school in old America
define endogenous factor with two examples
characteristics of the place itself which have originated internally
e.g river, crime rates
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
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
what are shifting flows
the movement of people, resources, money and investment
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
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
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