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Place and Placelessness
Book • 1976
Edward Relph's 'Place and Placelessness' is a foundational text in the study of geography, particularly in the phenomenological approach to understanding place.
First published in 1976, it has influenced generations of scholars by examining how places are experienced and perceived by individuals.
The book discusses concepts such as authentic and inauthentic places, and the importance of place in human identity.
First published in 1976, it has influenced generations of scholars by examining how places are experienced and perceived by individuals.
The book discusses concepts such as authentic and inauthentic places, and the importance of place in human identity.
