Place Meaning and Attachment: Authenticity, Heritage and Preservation

ISBN-13: 9780367232658 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 228 str.

Dak Kopec; Annamarie Bliss

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Covering a broad range of international perspectives on place meaning from the United States to Europe, Asia to Russia, and Africa to Australia, this book is an essential read for students, academics and professionals alike.

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Preface  1. The Affect of Old Places: Exploring the Dimensions of Place Attachment and Senescent Environments—Jeremy C. Wells  2.  Socioeconomic Factors that Affect Place Attachment in Europe—Juan A. Módenes  3. Soviet Era Architecture and the Meaning It Holds for People of Lithuania—Liutauras Nekrošius  4. Soviet and non-Soviet interiorities: The construction of the significance of place through the architecture of Nowa Huta—Charles Drozynski  5. The Framing of the Port Arthur Historic Site—Andrew Steen and Stuart King  6. The Oneida Community: An Examination of Place Attachment in a Utopian Society—Janet White  7. Mistaken Places: Mesoamerican Meaning in the Sixteenth-Century Catholic Courtyards of Mexico—Joshua Jacob Fitzgerald  8. Dead Space: Place Attachment and Cemeteries—Shad Thielman  9. Heritage and Urban Development in Pakistan: Lessons from Boston’s West End Neighborhood—Eleni Glekas and Khalid Ibrahim  10. Place Identity and Attachment - Implication of Displacement: Iran’s Revolution and the Means to Retain Persian Identity in a Home Away from Home—Mitra Kanaani  11. Human Sustainable Interaction with Nature in Kashan Heritage Context to Preserve Lifecycle—Maryam Ekhtiari  12. Displacement and attachment: examining relations in the production of post-apartheid buildings in ‘black spaces’—Gaarith Williams and Ziyana Lategan  13. Troubled Waters and Place Attachment: A Spring in Cape Town and Loss of Place—Tania Katzschner and Steven Robins  14. Hong Kong’s Early Composite Building: Appraising the Social Value and Place Meaning of a Distinctive Living Urban Heritage—Ho-yin Lee, Lynne D. DiStefano and Chi-pong Lai  15. Living Heritage Versus Dead Relics? Affect, Place Meanings and Boundary-Making in the Politics of Heritage in Postcolonial Hong Kong—Lachlan B. Barber and Cecilia L. Chu  16. The Social Construction of Koreans’ Intergenerational Place Attachment to Royal Palaces in Seoul—Jain Kwon  17. Homunculi and Agencies: Inhabiting Synthetic Worlds and Wilderness—Simon Y. Kim  Index