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Theorising Space and Identity to Develop New Practices in Place-making DR CHARLIE MANSFIELD
TUESDAY 20TH JUNE 2017
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Dr Charlie Mansfield, Plymouth University Tuesday 20th June 2017 Venue: The Bluecoat, Chester Host: Bangor Business School, Bangor University, College Road, Bangor LL57 2DG
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Le Château des Ducs de Bretagne, Nantes 5-Year Post-Doctoral Research Project on Nantes and the Loire
Range of funding bodies: SICSA, ERASMUS+ Mobility Plymouth University 3
Gait is to walking as accent is to talking
Sketches by Jacques Vaché
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How is space produced?
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How is place made?
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Visitor or Migrant DMO's marketing officer
Travel writer Local inhabitant The Place
The identities of 4 groups or individuals have a relationship with a place. Seen as geological layers fault lines can give direct access to place to break that hierarchy
Visitor DMO's marketing officer Travel writer Local inhabitant The Place
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Archaeological topophonics puts a magnifying glass at the interface between local inhabitant and the place.
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Way-tales Stage 2 Data Collection using innovative methods to link identity with place-making. Way-tales or récits de voie in French – participants record their voices as they walk through urban areas that are not yet part of tourism offering, using body - gait and voice.
Preparatory session with researcher before walks begin. Mansfield, C. (2017) Theorising Space and Identity to Develop New Practices in Place-making 9
Urban Spaces which are evocative for the local participant Use of the voice and gait as a discovery instrument to interrogate layers in the urban fabric which the visual cannot easily communicate.
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σκοπός – the skopos That place where the enunciation is received – drawn from tourism knowledge theory on self, place and symbolic order. 11
An Urban Aesthetics Derived from identity of speaker via a visceral, embodied place knowledge. It is not a soundscape, since that implies completeness with no space for the identity of you, the new visitor. How are the way-tales analysed? … 12
Machine Learning software to provide metrics eg Sentiment Level
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Grounded Theory after Charmaz & Narrative Inquiry after Riessman
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As soon as we speak we activate ready-made identities in our listeners – identity here is from Ricœur’s idea of sameness
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Aim of this way-tale was to create a new walk to Procé Park in Nantes. Building a route that the surrealist poet, André Breton could have known in 1915.
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JOURNEY
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Bibliography
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Bourdieu, P. (1980) 'L'identité et la représentation' in Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, 35(1) 63-72.
Mansfield, C. (2015) Researching Literary Tourism, Plymouth, Shadows. http://amzn.eu/atkLUix
de Ryckel C. & Delvigne F. (2010) « La construction de l'identité par le récit », Psychothérapies, 30(4), 229-240.
Ricœur, P. (1991) 'Narrative Identity' Philosophy Today, 35:1, 73-81.
Foucault, M. (1983) 'Self Writing' Dits et écrits, IV, 415-430. Lani-Bayle, M. (2015) Avons-nous besoin de nous former aux histoires de vie en formation, Paris, L'Harmattan.
Saunders, A., & Moles, K. (2016), 'Following or forging a way through the world: Audio walks and the making of place' Emotion, Space and Society, 20, 68-74.
Visit Plymouth’s Research Lab JOURNEY · PLACE · NARRATIVE at toureme.net
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