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Place Attachment / edited by Irwin Altman, Setha M. Low.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Altman, Irwin, Editor.
Low, Setha M., Editor.
Series:
Human Behavior and Environment ; 12
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Community psychology.
Community Psychology.
Local Subjects:
Community Psychology.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (336 p.)
Edition:
1st ed. 1992.
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Springer US : Imprint: Springer, 1992.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
In step with the growing interest in place attachment, this volume examines the phenomena from the perspective of several disciplines-including anthropology, folklore, and psychology-and points towards promising directions of future research.
Contents:
1 Place Attachment: A Conceptual Inquiry
Background
The Concept of Place Attachment
Some Aspects of Place Attachment
Development of Place Attachments
Role and Purpose of Place Attachment
Reprise
References
2 Attachment to the Ordinary Landscape
Biology, Culture, and Individual
Encounter, Time, and Fantasy
Questions and Directions for Future Research
Cautionary Notes
3 Attachment to Possessions
Attachment, Extended Self, and Possessions
Toward a Theory of Attachment to Possessions
Attachment to Possessions and Human Well-Being
Summary and Future Directions for Research
4 Childhood Place Attachments
Sources of Developing Attachment
Place Attachments in Object Relations Theory
Remembered Places
Reported and Presented Places
Directions for Future Research
5 Environmental Memories
Adult Memories of the Special Places of Childhood
Reproducing Special Places of Childhood in the Adult Home
The Current Home as a Contrast to That of Childhood, or as a Replay of Unresolved Childhood Problems
Aging and the Memories of Dwellings
Future Directions for Research
Conclusion
6 Home as a Workplace in the Lives of Women
Toward a Social Construction of Place Attachment
Domestic Ideology and the Myth of the Privatized Home
The Meaning of Work and “Women’s Work”
Home Workplaces in African-American Women’s Experience
Complex Bonds to Home: Homeworking Women Today
Conclusions and Future Directions
7 Attachment to Place and the Representation of the Life Course by the Elderly
Three Cases
An Integrative Model of Place Attachment in Later Life
Individual Definition, Collective Definition, and Centrality of Place
Conclusion and FutureDirections for Research
8 Symbolic Ties That Bind: Place Attachment in the Plaza
A Cultural Definition of Place Attachment
A Typology of Cultural Place Attachment
Plaza Ethnography: A Case Study of Place Attachment
Future Directions for Research and Design
9 Spaces That Teach: Attachment to the African Compound
The Importance of Place
The Neighborhood of Adabraka
The Urban Compound
Adabraka’s Compound Living
The Significance of Compound Space
Compound Order
Anthropology and Compound Attachment
Of Interest to Environmental Planners
Future Directions of Research—Design and Policy
10 Transcendence of Place: The Role of La Placeta in Valencia’s Las Fallas
Theoretical Background
History of Las Fallas
Organizational Structure
Ritual Transcendence
11 Thresholds to an Alternate Realm: Mapping the Chaseworld in New Jersey’s Pine Barrens
Theoretical Framework
Pine Barrens Foxhunting
Delineating the Chaseworld
Boundary Maintenance: Chaseworld Insiders and Outsiders
Place as Kommunicative Umwelt
Implications and Directions for Future Research
12 Community Attachment: Local Sentiment and Sense of Place
Community Sentiment: An Interdisciplinary Review
Community Sentiment and Sense of Place
Researching Community Sentiment: New Directions
13 Disruptions in Place Attachment
A Conceptual Framework
Disruptions to Attachment via Changes in Place Processes
Disruptions to Attachment via Changes in Places
Commonalities across Disruptions
Future Research Directions and Summary
References.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
ISBN:
9781468487534
1468487531

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