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* From Space and Place, pp. 6, 3, and 7 * from Space and Place pp. 200-201 * 零点宜居指数研究方法介绍 /showart.asp?art_id=555cat_id=6总第843期 所属分类： 社会问题研究 作者： 张朝雄 更新日期：2006-6-5 15:53:32 阅读次数：1395 accessed Oct 2, 2007  Space and Place after the Privatization of Urban Housing:reflections on the contributions of 段义孚 Deborah Davis Yale University December 15, 2007 Who is 段义孚 ? 1930 born in 天津 1940 南开小学 in 重庆 1951 BA Oxford 1955 MA Oxford 1957 Phd.University of California Berkeley 1966-68 University of Toronto 1968-82 University of Minnesota 1982-98 University of Wisconsin-Madison * Partial bibliography Topophilia (1974) Space and Place (1977) Landscapes of Fear (1979) Segmented Worlds and Self (1982) Dominance and Affection (1984) Morality and Imagination (1989) Passing Strange and Wonderful (1993) Cosmos and Hearth (1996) Escapism (1998) Place, Art, and Self (2004) Coming Home to China ( 2007) * * Place is (a ) pause between spaces. Place is security, space is freedom: we are attached to one and long for the other. There is no place like home Space is experienced directly as having room in which to move. Moreover, by shifting from one place to another, a person acquires a sense of direction. * Tuan’s 段’s challenge “a geographer speaks as though his knowledge of space and place were derived exclusively from books, maps, aerial photographs, and structured field surveys…A large body of experiential data is consigned to oblivion because we cannot fit the date to concepts that are taken over uncritically from the physical sciences…We rarely attend to what we know. We attend to what we know about; we are aware of a certain kind of reality because it is the kind that we can easily show and tell.” (Space and Place :200-201) * My several partial responses Open-ended Conversations about Housing Histories Sequenced Focus Groups Housing blogs Re-analysis of housing satisfaction survey * 零点宜居指数研究 April 2006 N= 2,553 in 20 cities Age 18-60 years * * General Satisfaction with