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Routledge - The People, Place, and Space Reader Book

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Description

Explore the complex connections between humanity and our surroundings with The People, Place, and Space Reader by Routledge. This collection gathers perspectives from scholars, designers, and activists to examine how the world we inhabit is shaped and understood. By looking at the relationships between people and the environment at every scale, this reader helps readers grasp how social, political, and economic practices produce the spaces we occupy. This book examines the active roles that individuals, groups, and social structures play in building the environments where we live, work, and play. It provides a framework for understanding the production of space and place through various lenses, offering new ways to look at the physical and social world. Whether you are studying architecture, sociology, or urban design, these readings offer essential insights into the meanings behind our built and natural environments.

Key Features

Includes writings from a diverse group of scholars, designers, and activists to provide a multi-disciplinary perspective on environmental relationships.

Examines the connection between people and their surroundings across all scales, from individual experiences to large-scale social structures.

Analyzes how social, political, and economic practices work to produce specific spaces and places in the modern world.

Explores the active roles that groups and individuals play in creating the environments used for living, working, and playing.

Offers new ways to understand the meanings and making of the world through various academic and professional lenses.

Product Specifications

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

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