2022
DOI: 10.24193/jsspsi.01.patdc
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"Guest Editorial Place Attachment during Territorial Development Challenges "

Abstract: Place is a holistic entity defined by meanings, spatial features, and attachments. The richness of meaning is considered in specific spatial and historical/cultural contexts and place, as the object of attachment, is a nurturing space. The articles in this Special Issue discuss how people create places through their diverse experiences, they show what theoretical and empirical information can help understand present attachments to community and places. In addition, these contributions underline that social and… Show more

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“…The alteration of context is perhaps the most visible attribute of museality within the study area due to the significant changes: the entire area is destined for pedestrian use, the facades of the buildings have been restored, and the pavement of the streets also reflects the atmosphere and practices at the beginning of the 20th century together with the street furniture and light fixtures, testifying that changes are inherent features of places, transforming places and people's perception of places [60].…”
Section: Musealizaton Of the Historical Urban Areamentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The alteration of context is perhaps the most visible attribute of museality within the study area due to the significant changes: the entire area is destined for pedestrian use, the facades of the buildings have been restored, and the pavement of the streets also reflects the atmosphere and practices at the beginning of the 20th century together with the street furniture and light fixtures, testifying that changes are inherent features of places, transforming places and people's perception of places [60].…”
Section: Musealizaton Of the Historical Urban Areamentioning
confidence: 94%