When describing a sense of place many people seem to neglect the importance of the physical environment. The physical environment plays a large role in a person 's connection to a place and culture. This article breaks the feeling of a sense of place down to two factors, first the social and cultural contest and second the nature of the space which is described as a place. This article uses qualitative measures to describe landscape amening, environmental values, and a comprehensive social analysis. This article shows that a person 's views and beliefs can change due to their interaction with a place. Interviews were done to get the results for this experiment. Some of the interviewees said that they were reluctant to share the opinion in a
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These managers have a very large effect on the idea of sense of place and “probable effects... on place creation (384).” this case study can “aid in the incorporation of emotion and the creation of place into public land management, which, in at least some instances, will allow planners to focus on common interests across group lines (386).” If this idea does go into place many resource conflicts can be resolved much more efficiently and effectively. Moving away from planning on such a large scale can help the locals create or gain more of a sense of place with the surrounding physical environment. Since physical environment plays such a large role in one 's connection to the environment their interactions with it should aid in a positive way to this …show more content…
This can be applied in a real-world context in areas such as Charleston, SC. charleston is a port city so there is much debate of the importance of the environment and the increase of profits. One side is from the business point of view, saying that they want to increase the depths of the port, allowing larger ships to enter the port. The other side is from a more environmentalist point of view. This view is that the debts should not increase because it would ruin a large part of the habitats to the local fauna. It would also cause more pollution by the increase of waste from the large ship, furthering ecological damage. The water and the animal who inhabit it play a large role in the identity of the city of charleston. Both sides of the argument make good points as to why they would want te depths of the harbor to be increased. However, without these habitats and animals, the city could lose a valuable aspect of its charm. The locals would have a different experience with the water and therefore have a negative connection to it, which would diminish the feeling of a sense of
These managers have a very large effect on the idea of sense of place and “probable effects... on place creation (384).” this case study can “aid in the incorporation of emotion and the creation of place into public land management, which, in at least some instances, will allow planners to focus on common interests across group lines (386).” If this idea does go into place many resource conflicts can be resolved much more efficiently and effectively. Moving away from planning on such a large scale can help the locals create or gain more of a sense of place with the surrounding physical environment. Since physical environment plays such a large role in one 's connection to the environment their interactions with it should aid in a positive way to this …show more content…
This can be applied in a real-world context in areas such as Charleston, SC. charleston is a port city so there is much debate of the importance of the environment and the increase of profits. One side is from the business point of view, saying that they want to increase the depths of the port, allowing larger ships to enter the port. The other side is from a more environmentalist point of view. This view is that the debts should not increase because it would ruin a large part of the habitats to the local fauna. It would also cause more pollution by the increase of waste from the large ship, furthering ecological damage. The water and the animal who inhabit it play a large role in the identity of the city of charleston. Both sides of the argument make good points as to why they would want te depths of the harbor to be increased. However, without these habitats and animals, the city could lose a valuable aspect of its charm. The locals would have a different experience with the water and therefore have a negative connection to it, which would diminish the feeling of a sense of