Space and Place: The Perspective of ExperienceU of Minnesota Press, 1977 - 226 páginas |
Contenido
3 | |
Experiential Perspective | 8 |
Space Place and the Child | 19 |
Body Personal Relations and Spatial Values | 34 |
Spaciousness and Crowding | 51 |
Spatial Ability Knowledge and Place | 67 |
Mythical Space and Place | 85 |
Architectural Space and Awareness | 101 |
Intimate Experiences of Place | 136 |
Attachment to Homeland | 149 |
Visibility the Creation of Place | 161 |
Time and Place | 179 |
Epilogue | 199 |
Notes | 207 |
229 | |
Time in Experiential Space | 118 |
Términos y frases comunes
adult Aivilik American ancient animals Architectural Space Atoni Attachment to Homeland building cardinal points child China Chinese concept cosmic cosmos Creation of Place culture direction distance earth environment Eskimos example Experiences of Place Experiential Perspective Experiential Space feeling forest geographical goal Hopi human body Ibid idea Indian infant Intimate Experiences Irving Hallowell island Jean Piaget Joyce Marcus knowledge land landmarks landscape live London maps meaning mind move movement Mythical Space nature neighborhood North object ocean one's oriented past perception Personal Relations physical Raymond Firth René Guénon Roberto Gerhard sacred Saulteaux sense of place social society South Space and Awareness Space and Place Spaciousness and Crowding Spatial Ability spatial skills Spatial Values symbol Tasaday Temne things Thomas Gladwin Tikopia tion University Press V. S. Naipaul village visible visual weaverbird world view York young