Mapping an emotional topography of an ecological homeland: The case of Sakhalin Island, Russia

Graybill, Jessica K.

doi:10.1016/j.emospa.2012.09.005

Cited by 26 publications

(13 citation statements)

References 18 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…Today, new ways of mapping and counter-mapping drive us to question mapping beyond such standardised procedures (Cattoor & Perkins, 2014) and to go beyond the boundaries of geography. The narrative power of maps and the recognition that a place's identity is constructed of the meanings that people give it (Eräranta et al, 2016) is leading to new epistemological questions and new theoretical approaches such as Kitchin, Gleeson, & Dodge's 'post-representational cartography' (2013), Anderson & Smith's 'emotional geographies' (2001), Austin's 'cognitive mapping' (1994) (in Graybill, 2013, Graybill's 'emotional topography' (2013), or Aitken & Craine's 'affective geovisualisation' (2006). Maps, on these views, not only represent space but also what draws us emotionally (Craine & Aitken, 2009); thus, our emotional responses to cartography (cognitive cartography) must be considered (Klettner, Huang, Schmidt, & Gartner, 2013).…”

Section: Cultural Mapping: the Interpretation Of Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

“…By creating connections between the different types of participants, creative tourism bonds people to places, promoting tourist immersion into the local culture and the active participation in cultural and creative activities. In such a tourism experience, the place of destination asks to be seen as more than surroundings (Graybill, 2013), a catalogue or an attraction.…”

Section: Cultural Mapping In Creative Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

See 1 more Smart Citation

Mapping intangibilities in creative tourism territories through tangible objects: a methodological approach for developing creative tourism offers

et al. 2019

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

What can people express about their places through the objects that they valorise and link to their territory? Can objects create narratives about a place's identity and collect significant cultural information that locate people in their places? Can such cultural mapping be a useful tool in the design of creative tourist offers? The Project CREATOUR held a series of Idea Laboratories with several entities that provide creative tourism experiences, approaching cultural mapping through objects as a tool for regional actors to discover what is 'so special' about their places, a way to link tourism offers with the community where they take place. These exercise lead participants to remark on the importance and idiosyncrasy of their regions and evidenced the importance of cultural mapping to a more sustainable offer and the overall marketing of destinations. Mapping intangibilities through tangible objects helped to capture what gives meaning to particular places.

show abstract

Section: Cultural Mapping: the Interpretation Of Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Cultural Mapping In Creative Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mapping intangibilities in creative tourism territories through tangible objects: a methodological approach for developing creative tourism offers

et al. 2019

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Para acercarse al mundo emocional adentro de una ecológica política, Graybill (2013) utiliza la producción de textos como una manera de hacer mapeo cognitivo. Pide que los participantes hagan mapas, dibujos y notas para representar las conexiones entre ellos y el paisaje.…”

Section: Entrevista Con Fotosunclassified

Afecto y emoción en la ecología política urbana

Miller

2018

Investig. geogr.

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

En los últimos 20 años, ha sido un giro hacia lo emocional y afectivo en la teoría social contemporánea y en varias partes de la geografía humana, incluyendo la ecología política urbana. Éste artículo ofrece una metodología para aproximar la emoción y el afecto en las geografías del consumo cotidiano, tomando los shopping malls como un lugar especial, por su enfoque en manipular esas áreas de la experiencia del visitante. Enfocando en un estudio etnográfico sobre el Mall Paseo Chiloé y su contexto de cambio socio-espacial rápido, éste artículo muestra algunos métodos para ese tipo de investigación y algunas reflexiones sobre mi experiencia usando estos métodos como una manera de mostrar que tipos de desafíos pueden aparecer. También están incluidos algunos resultados para mostrar el potencial de esa aproximación. Como ya existe literatura sobre los afectos y emociones en las ciencias sociales, este artículo se basa en el trabajo de campo y los aportes metodológicos para llevar a cabo tal estudio. Así, el énfasis está en los detalles alrededor de métodos fundamentales, como la observación participativa, métodos innovadores, como la entrevista móvil y algunas estrategias de usar materiales visuales en la investigación.

show abstract

“…Others, such as Dallman et al (), Pueblos (), and Graybill (), focus on indigenous conceptualizations of the ties between emotion and places, which are largely overlooked in mainstream natural resource management schemes. Using the case study of the Winnemen Wintu tribe in California, Dallman et al () question the institutional conceptualization of resource‐rich landscapes as solely valuable in terms of economic output, rather than as places rich with emotional engagement and attachment.…”

Section: Emotions and The Practices Of Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nexus of Emotional and Development Geographies

Clouser

2016

Geography Compass

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Recently, the nexus of international development and emotion has received increasing attention from diverse sectors. While scholars from postcolonial, post-structural, and feminist perspectives have long called for increased attention to emotions and the more-than-rational, more recent pieces such as the World Bank's World Development Report 2015 on Mind, Society, and Behavior have also taken up the refrain that "emotions matter" in development. Whether viewed as motivating factors, explanatory devices, or phenomena to be harnessed and manipulated, emotions are emerging as a key piece in development theory and practice. This paper critically analyzes the ways in which the nexus of emotion and development has been conceptualized from various perspectives. In particular, it raises questions related to geographies of power and control and highlights the implications of this emotional turn for both the theory and practice of development.

show abstract

Mapping an emotional topography of an ecological homeland: The case of Sakhalin Island, Russia

Cited by 26 publications

References 18 publications

Mapping intangibilities in creative tourism territories through tangible objects: a methodological approach for developing creative tourism offers

Mapping intangibilities in creative tourism territories through tangible objects: a methodological approach for developing creative tourism offers

Afecto y emoción en la ecología política urbana

Nexus of Emotional and Development Geographies

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About