Introduction to Social Space

Alexander), who raise the issue of the important role of religious rituals and forms of thinking in social space.

Ideally, Habermas' bourgeois public sphere is structured as a social space in which private citizens may assemble to discuss, debate, and come to consensus in order to mediate between the state and civil society.

Art provides a diverse repertoire of stylised faces in visual culture that reiterates the role of likeness, affect and social space.

Through this, the focus was on how the Dying to Survive represented China"s multi-layered social space in the spatio-temporal context of Shanghai in the early 2000s, including actual events.

The experience allowed us to recognize and learn about participation, community organization, the construction of democracy from micro-social spaces and relationships based on pluralism.

In this paper we extend social space theory with the social context, making them adaptable to the current situation.

The existence of regional organizations ideally accommodates regional sons and daughters in one group as well as being a social space to stay in touch.

Based on a bibliographic review with attention to the work of Henri Lefebvre, a reflection on the meaning of social space is proposed as a material expression that summarizes the social practices of a certain group over time; concluding that the coexistence of the inhabitants of Campo Grande with the train and aspects of this relationship are constituents of the city's socio-spatial fabric and even the absence of the train in urban life does not diminish its importance, registered in the social space of the city.

Through five semi-structured focus groups, we explore the privacy challenges faced by a sample set of 15 older adults (aged 60+) across their cyber-physical-social spaces.

This article investigates the relationship between physical and social space and the experiences of Jews during the Holocaust in a small county in rural Poland: Wegrow County, located north-east of Warsaw.

For these and other reasons, this paper asserts that disabled people are afforded limited or awkward social spaces for grief, be it to do with social positioning, embodiment, or any other aspect of human experience.

The author shows that the study and the street as two places in which Lavrov’s thought devel­oped were two points in the social space within which the former represented theory and the latter represented practice.

Bourdieu's ideas about "social space" give reason to consider the factor of (de-) consolidation of society the mismatch between contradictory typical habits (lifestyles, types of consumption, social expectations) in a heterogeneous social space.

This is achievable by engaging in research opportunities of applied action that explore communities’ public and social spaces.

We discuss the field as a social space, the agents’ habitus, the positions in the field, disputes and interests, distribution of the specific capital, limits, boundaries, and the field autonomy.

Yet, little is known about teenagers’ experiences and understandings of this emerging online social space, especially regarding what aspects may attract or dissuade them to social VR.

We have no way of accounting for the variety of opinions and positions expressed; suffi ce it to mention the works of scholars sometimes directly involved in the planning and management of retail areas, who focused their attention on specifi c issues: the challenges posed to the high street because of the impact of online retailing, of the rapid growth of the so-called convenience stores, of the consolidation of the night-time economy and of the new factors infl uencing consumer behaviour (Wrigley, Brookes 2014), or again the trends of commercial and social spaces characterised by an “adaptive fl exibility” (Wrigley, Lambiri 2014, 919) that had kept them alive in the past and still constituted a creative presence.

The carpet offers a social space, where students can spend time with friends.

A person's situatedness in dynamic place-events, ranging from daily life at home and engagement in supportive social spaces to experiences of discrimination and even inclement weather, produce distinct ways of being old.

By providing social space and facilitating interactions among farmers, researchers and other stakeholders, IPs can promote collective action and foster innovation.

While the vast and disparate data cannot often be used with precision, a sampled approach focusing on core and peripheral areas is sufficient to provide at least a schematic picture of the use of social space in towns, and the results highlight a number of urban developments.

The analyses find that the young people’s gaming practices were beneficial (a) in allowing the young people to maintain a social life and (b) in providing a legitimate social space for maintaining friendships and/or coping with boredom.

The quality and quantity of the material presented on the 30th anniversary of these elections on the official Facebook accounts of the main Polish TV news stations confirms that the media remain not neutral to key events and phenomena in the social space.

Based on the concept of resilience and sustainability, combined with the regional characteristics, cultural background, and the actual situation in the renovation and renewal of Shuanglong Lane, this paper explores the smart growth strategy and practice of the historical district in the three-dimensional framework of the environment, business form, and society, through the integration of physical space, the reconstruction of commercial space and the harmony of social space.

The material disruptions of austerity provide an opportunity to investigate the relationships between physical and social space.

The article reveals the stages of the formation of ethnosociology in USSR and later in Russia — from its origin in the late 1960s as a method of field ethnographic research aimed at studying the ethno-social processes of Soviet society, to the formation by the end of the second decade of the XXI century as a branch sociological discipline that studies the processes and phenomena that arise in an ethnically marked social space.

The text of the media in its existence is always associated with the coordinates of social space-time, which determine the time and place of its publication.

These gendered social spaces complicate the scholarly critiques of depoliticization in refugee assistance by governmental and civil society organizations, and the charity–solidarity distinction on which such critiques often rely.

The "three-dimensional space" composed of physical space, social space, and cyberspace has brought new changes in information flow, allowing the education system in between to actively or passively take place change.

Using a latent factor network analysis of approximately 10,000 appearance records of over 200 top CCP elites from 2013 to 2017, we empirically assess these three questions by computing elites’ total appearances, dyadic coappearances, and their distance in a latent social space.

To accurately capture this phenomenon, one needs to build links from individualistic experiences to personal beliefs, which evolve in a social space through information exchange and belief revision.

We emphasise the breadth and density of the research; the analytical framework of social mobility when considering “class migration”; the construction of the research object, which inserts the theme of “school longevity” into the broader picture of the implications of displacements in the social space.

In these close and friendly social spaces, users experience more induced forgetfulness than when interacting with strange social groups, that is, the convergence of memory is more likely to occur within the same group.

Specifically, it is reporting on how access to social spaces is filtered through perceptions of who is welcome in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) spaces.

Integral definitions of the local text, local encyclopedic discourse and text present them as integral distributed objects: fragments of knowledge of some specific locus given in a brief and compressed form, fragments of national and local cultures, fragments of local social space and fragments of national language, the units of which are interdependent and interrelated and are actualized in the process of communication.

Our results demonstrate that informing consumers about the product's eco-friendliness significantly increases eco-friendly coffee sales (+7%) only in social spaces (e.

This is how the Afro-indigenous people of Caravelas lead the networks of memory and the construction of a past that, in turn, is also the result of creation and of new subjective Afro-indigenous experiences, focusing the body as the center of policies in the sense of (dis)racializing and pluralizing social spaces, art, objects and things, and trace this path in search of memory and ancestry.

Dark social spaces disrupt the accepted top-down flow by the ‘gazing elite’ (data aggregators including social media), but anxious users might need to strain to notice what is out there, and this in turn destabilises one’s reception of the scene.

All space of eating activities is a social space where interactions took place as a reflection of Minangkabau customs.

China’s residential social space has changed significantly following economic reform in 1978.

On the other hand, it holds its shape– as a network where diverse actors converge, and as a social space laying out situated learning paths and cultural orientations.

Virtual environments (VEs) can create collaborative and social spaces, which are increasingly important in the face of remote work and travel reduction.

In highly dense tropical cities, a semi-outdoor space (SOS) is frequently used as a social space within tall building forms where people can interact and connect.

Challenges and future trends are discussed from an extensive point of view, including energy physical space, data cyber space and human social space.

Linking Bourdieu’s concept of social space to questions of national identify, belonging, and incorporation suggests intriguing opportunities to consider the cognitive aspects of identity and the links between domination, legitimation, and belonging.

What happens when misogyny leads to increasing murders of women, whose lives are considered not worthy because their respectability is under attack? What do feminists do in a global moment when antifeminist backlash emerges with fervor in politics, policy, and social spaces to reverse and challenge feminist progress? Rage happens.

Findings demonstrate the event’s dramaturgic hypostasis acting both as symbolic social space and multi-stakeholder value co-creation platform.

Community-driven network building in health care: creating an exploratory social space to pursue co-production following reforms Introduction: Integrated care requires engaging and empowering people and communities to take an active role in designing and delivering health services (WHO 2019).

The rapid development of ubiquitous mobile computing has enabled the collection of new types of massive traffic data to understand collective movement patterns in social spaces.

First, we analyse how such media use varies in the overall social space using multiple correspondence analysis.

As robots are continuing to enter social spaces such as religion and spirituality, the timing is right to determine desirable scenarios and design factors appropriate for the deployment of technology in these contexts.

On a smaller scale, social spaces, localities and institutions can be—in many ways—accurately representative of the cities they’re in.

The purpose of this research is to restore socialization between people, especially in the z generation after the pandemic, to provide spatial rehabilitation through social space in the form of entertainment in stages, to provide facilities that are able to meet the social needs of the community, and to create activity programs that are able to meet the socialization needs of the community while improving the quality of life local community.

In this paper we argue that sustainability needs to be understood in relation to social space.

In highlighting the argumentative and structural similarities between the content of the novel and various concepts of social space and literary spatiality developed by Catherine Régulier, Henri Lefebrve, Edward Soja, Mikhail Bakhtin, and others, the article proposes to read the novel not only as a rare example of a detailed engagement with the social space of a postcolonial small town, but also as a text that provides a useful method and indeed a theory for the analysis of such a small town and its literary representation.

Several social spaces have been attended by people with disabilities.

EnglishThis paper describes and analyzes the resemantization strategies in the contemporary Argentinean television field, which operates as vehicle for the reproduction of inequalities between men and women in that social space.

The interaction between physical and social spaces was analysed from the perspective of object- subject relations, enriching the understanding of the categories of place and entity (residential area, public space, etc.

The cases of Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Chile are analyzed, placing the territory as a social space in the center.

Throughout this article we will present the trajectory and resonances of the Directory/ Research Group “Education, History, Memory and Cultures in different social spaces”, in the period that covers its creation until the year 2020.