2000
DOI: 10.1080/095023800334896
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“…For this reason much of the academic literature emphasises the actions and affiliations underlying graffiti through the lens of youth, subculture studies and the discourse of the disenfranchised (Abel and Buckley 1977;Best 2003;Hall 1975;Rafferty 1991). Graffiti is a familiar resource in the study of gangs and 'deviant' behaviour, territorialising practices (Rowntree and Conkey 1980;Wise 2000), criminal justice (Halsey and Young 2006;Schaefer 2004;White 2001), and urban space (Ley and Cybriwsky 1974;Neef 2007). And while graffiti as art now offers an enormous range of glossy publications (far too many to list here), critical graffiti research largely remains the domain of sociologists, criminologists and cultural geographers.…”
Section: Graffiti Graffiti/artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this reason much of the academic literature emphasises the actions and affiliations underlying graffiti through the lens of youth, subculture studies and the discourse of the disenfranchised (Abel and Buckley 1977;Best 2003;Hall 1975;Rafferty 1991). Graffiti is a familiar resource in the study of gangs and 'deviant' behaviour, territorialising practices (Rowntree and Conkey 1980;Wise 2000), criminal justice (Halsey and Young 2006;Schaefer 2004;White 2001), and urban space (Ley and Cybriwsky 1974;Neef 2007). And while graffiti as art now offers an enormous range of glossy publications (far too many to list here), critical graffiti research largely remains the domain of sociologists, criminologists and cultural geographers.…”
Section: Graffiti Graffiti/artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le territoire du chez-soi est donc un espace géographique non défini et fluide qui s'étend au-delà du logement, se liant aux espaces environnants (Madanipour, 2003;Bélanger, 2012). Le territoire du chez-soi (comme le chez-soi) peut également exister en relation avec les activités quotidiennes, qui permettent à l'individu de s'approprier l'espace (De Certeau et al, 1994;Mallet, 2004;Moore, 2000;Wise, 2009). L'appropriation peut être physique ou symbolique, permanente ou temporaire, et parfois source de conflits.…”
Section: Hélène Bélanger Et Sara Cameron L'expérience D'habiter Dans unclassified
“…Home can be seen as sometimes fixed in time and place, and, at other times, detached, embroiled in constant change and transformation (Silva, 2009;Wise, 2000). Either way, it is a well of comfort, the deeply personal and intrinsic sense, from which these stories spring.…”
Section: Homelands and Borderzonesmentioning
confidence: 99%