Landscape
It is both the built environment and a complex system of signs; It is both the conceptual and material.
What is landscape?
This describes a binary of spheres popular in EuroAmerican thought.
What is the public and private divide?
According to Harvey, capitalism is in a perpetual state of cycling through these.
What are crises of capitalism?
A geographic plexus; a set of social relationships in public.
What is a city?
The study of the nature of knowledge
What is epistemology?
A text that can be read; a theatrical backdrop to society.
What are metaphors for landscape?
Resources collectively managed and accessed by a community.
What are the commons?
These theorists critiqued Harvey in his totalizing view of global capitalism.
Who are Gibson-Graham?
If there are people ________, then a city is safe.
What are 'on the street'?
This is the naming and identifying of spaces as particular entities.
What is place?
This landscape contributes to the private and public divide by keeping women in homes and men in the workplace.
What is suburbia?
This theorist argues that commons should lie beyond a private and public binary.
Who is Efrat Eizenberg?
The workingman's 24-hour clock, which advocated for 8 hours of work, 8 hours of leisure, and 8 hours of rest, relied upon this.
What is women's unpaid housework / double burden / double shift / the problem that has no name?
This line of thinking, championed by public intellectuals such as Jacobs, emphasized a diverse epistemology of experience.
What is participatory planning, or participatory/community policing.
The collection and analyzation of data.
What is methodology?
This group organized around preserving traditions and creating monuments to the "Lost Cause."
Who are the Daughters of the Confederacy?
What are ecological and civic commons?
According to Harvey, this industry is perpetuating worsening crises of capitalism.
What is finance capital?
According to Kern, this has been the obsession of urban theorists and planners since the beginning of urban theory.
What are women's bodies?
Concepts such as place, space, and scale are examples of this.
Whoever controls this also controls the stories, histories, and memories that are reproduced.
What is landscape?
A economic and political ideology that encompasses a set of practices facilitating capital flow and a pro-market state.
What is neoliberalism?
The idea that the plundering by capitalism was not just its beginnings, but is essential to its existence in the present day.
What is accumulation by dispossession?
The epistemological foundation of urban studies, such as the flaneur (or the man who walks observing the city), is built upon this assumption.
What is fitting in?
Methodology, public engagement, protocols, and procedures are all examples of this.
What is the difference between knowledge and opinion?