Eat, drink and be civil
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18/07/2007
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Brisbane is provincial city that has been developing rapidly since the early 1990s. The growth and development of its public and semi-public spaces means there are many more ways to engage with the city than was previously possible. --------- I suggest the city’s new and transformed spaces have enabled 2 important developments 1) a growth in forms of sociability and encounters with difference and 2) the negotiation of civic competencies. --------- The paper draws upon research conducted during a PhD project which used multi-method approaches - including qualitative [interviews] and quantitative data [surveys], psychoanalytic theory and text analysis.The study also made connections between the real city and the discursive city to argue that urban experience is constituted both materially and imaginatively. |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/32232/1/Eat%2C_Drink_and_be_Civil.July1ppt.ppt http://h07.cgpublisher.com/welcome.html Felton, Emma (2007) Eat, drink and be civil. In The 5th International Conference on Humanities : New Directions in the Humanities, 17 -21 July 2007, American University, Paris. (Unpublished) |
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Copyright 2007 Emma Felton |
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Creative Industries Faculty |
Palavras-Chave | #sociobility #urban development #cafes #civility #public space |
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