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Routledge - The People, Place, and Space Reader

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Description

The People, Place, and Space Reader by Routledge brings together diverse writings from scholars, designers, and activists to examine the world we inhabit. This collection helps readers understand the relationships between people and their environment across all scales. It explores the active roles that individuals, social groups, and various social structures play in creating the environments where people live, work, and play. These readings highlight how space and place are produced through social, political, and economic practices at both large and small scales. By examining these connections, the book offers new ways to think about the meanings of our surroundings and the impact of human activity on the world.

Key Features

This Routledge reader features writings from scholars, designers, and activists to explain the meanings of our inhabited world.

The text examines the relationships between people and the environment across multiple scales.

Readers can explore how individuals, groups, and social structures actively create environments for living, working, and playing.

The book highlights how social, political, and economic practices produce space and place at large and small scales.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 April 2014
Listed Since
03 November 2010

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