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4 lip 2017 · It is precisely these presuppositions that have been increasingly called into question over the last twenty-five years by an emerging interdisciplinary formation centred on the problematics of ‘space’, ‘place’ and `cultural geography’.
Ranging across the cartography, ecology, insularity, frontiers, topography, and many other aspects of places on five different continents as figured in fiction and nonfiction, poetry and prose, the essays in this volume demonstrate that place is never a simple matter, just a neglected one.
23 sty 2013 · Geocritics emulate ecocritics' examination of both text and experience in order to illuminate human relationships to space and place. That is, geocritics view literature as “real-life” referent, while at the same time examining spatial and global arrangements—cities, regions, territories—as texts.
18 lut 2021 · In this paper, I will discuss what has been called the ‘space-place conundrum’ by referring mostly to the human geography contemporary debate on space and place.
In this case, Low argues, space is the objective three-dimensional extension of reality, whereas “place is defined as lived space made up of spatial practices and is phenomenologically experienced, such as the culturally meaningful space of home” (Ibidem).
17 maj 2016 · After a brief historiographical presentation of human geography, space and place, this article outlines ten Past and Present articles that, in some way, approach space, place and scale in their study. The articles were published from 1954 to 2014, though all but two appeared after 1980, reflecting the linguistic and spatial turns.
