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It engages with questions such as:
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- how do wider global trends affect people’s lives ‘on the ground’?
- How do people engage with each other?
- What tensions exist in everyday society?
- What role does place play in all of this?
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Key themes
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1) Urban society; identity and place
2) Role of the state in shaping place/space
3) Social/ecological justice
3
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Twofold division of ideas and concepts:
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- Social theory- sociology, economics, psychology
2. Spatial theory- geography, planning, urban studies, regional science
Society, Culture and Space Lectures
flashcards
Decks in class (17)
# Cards
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Lecture 1: Introduction3
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Lecture 2: A Key Moment that has shaped Human Geography31
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Lecture 3: Communities I: Communities, Neighbourhood & Place14
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Lecture 4: Communities II: Community in a Changing World7
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Lecture 5: Geographies of Difference and Segregation I: Crisis Communality and 'Other' Communities13
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Lecture 6: Geographies of Difference and Segregation II: Congregation & Internal Cohesion18
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Lecture 7: Splintering Urbanism and the Post-Fordist City16
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Lecture 9/10: Geographies of cyberspace29
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Lecture 12: Everyday Life - Tactics & Strategy9
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Lecture 13: Everyday Life: Right to the city11
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Lecture 14: Material Culture16
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Lecture 15/16: Geography of the High Street17
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Referencing (Everything Else)30
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Lecture 17/18: Gentrification11
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Everything Condensed and in own Words77
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Lecture 19/20: Geographies of Morality and the Street18
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Referencing (Knox and Pinch, 2010)30
