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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"spatial triad"”.
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Politics of Space in Ankara: The Spatial Triad as Mobilization and Demobilization
… marginalizing the population through a mode of spatial production that contributes to climate change, structural racism, income inequality, social isolation, and numerous other complex societal issues. Urban theorists such as philosopher Henri Lefebvre, urban geographer Edward Soja, architect …
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From aspiration to attainment: Exploring the university access pathways of first-generation graduates from a West Coast town
… capacity to aspire, Lefebvre’s (1991, 2004) spatial triad and rhythmanalysis, and Vickery’s (1977) time poverty to argue that first-generation graduates rhythmically negotiated uneven socio-spatial terrains through inventive practices that resisted geographical entrapment and challenged …
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Play City Life: Henri Lefebvre, Urban Exploration and Re-Imagined Possibilities for Urban Life
… production of social space, explicated in his spatial triad, alongside his ideas surrounding a resurgent and possibly revolutionary festival are used to explain how play can unsettle current capitalist norms. Urban exploration, an activity that sees people venture into all parts of the city, …
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Public cemeteries and the production of urban space in colonial Seoul, 1910-1945
… Through this framework and echoing Lefebvre’s spatial triad of the production of space, this thesis argues that urban space is produced through the dialectical relations of the institutions, material space, and experience/consciousness. The gravesite, especially in Seoul, underwent a major …
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Considering rhythms of emotional proximity: an alternative approach to directing theatre in a violent society
… I propose working with theatre apparatus in a spatial triad, which is located within Peter Brook's ideas around an "empty space", the post-Brechtian according to David Bennett, which is concerned with both distance and emotional immersion, and the spatial trialectics of Henri Lefebvre and …
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Secondary School Staffrooms as Perceived, Conceived, and Lived Spaces: An Investigation into their Importance, Decline, and Sublation
… a large Canadian school board. Henri Lefebvre’s spatial triad is applied to situate the investigation into spaces that are perceived, conceived, and lived. Staffrooms are analyzed as perceived spaces in the context of the production and reproduction of teachers’ labour, and the sub-communities of …
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Irresistible Media City Life: Media Architecture Participates in the Urban Public Spaces and the Construction of Environmental Visual Imagination in China
… detailed analysis. The methodology integrates spatial triad analysis, space syntax, and semi-structured interviews with users, designers, and experts, to explore the expectations and impacts of media architecture. The findings indicate that media architecture is widely considered to enhance …
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Neoliberal Planning in Practice: Use Value or Exchange Value? A Post-Positivist Investigation of Auckland’s Housing Affordability Issues
… particularism and universalism and Lefebvre’s spatial triad theory: conceived space, perceived space, and lived space. This framework is subsequently applied in two case studies, Hobsonville Point and the Tāmaki area, to examine the validity of the universal theory of contradiction between use …
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Spatiality of power surrounding "the Nenets'" involvement in local tourism industry development
… of power and, in particular, the inherently spatial nature of power, including the involvement of social relations in both space and power (Lefebvre, 1976; 1991). In order to address this, the present study focuses on the exploration of the spatiality of power that surrounds tourism industry …
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Leveraging Open-Source and Crowdsourced Data to Evaluate Spatial Justice in Cultural Planning
… that synthesized Henri Lefebvre's (1991) Spatial Triad Theory and Anthony Giddens' (1986) Structuration Theory for evaluating justice in planning contexts. This framework identified three different dimensions and three types of justice. (1) The institutional dimension, conceptualized as …
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The future of coastal landscapes: perceptions and conflicts on the west coast of Ireland
… This thesis conceptualises coastal landscape as triadic space switching between perceived, conceived and lived dimensions, and uses a mixed methods approach with two coastal communities and tourists on the west coast of Ireland to understand how contestation occurs in places faced with multiple …