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Location
Zoom
Presentation Type
Presentation
Start Date
28-9-2020 10:00 AM
End Date
28-9-2020 10:50 AM
Description
As we embark on a humanities symposium that discusses the ongoing processes of building democracy, inclusion in the public space, and discourses civil and uncivil, this opening lecture introduces Japanese sociolinguistic concepts of connectedness, human relationships to space, and aesthetic arrangements of human life in the built environment. Engaging with Edward Soja’s concept of the “thirdspace,” this talk examines how people in majority and margin occupy, conceptualize, and co-create spaces both physical, and in the current environment, virtual. Slide lecture followed by Q&A.
Recommended Citation
Born, Christopher, "Space, Thirdspace, and in-between: concepts of connectedness in the East and West" (2020). Humanities Symposium. 10.
https://repository.belmont.edu/humanities_symposium/2020/2020/10
Space, Thirdspace, and in-between: concepts of connectedness in the East and West
Zoom
As we embark on a humanities symposium that discusses the ongoing processes of building democracy, inclusion in the public space, and discourses civil and uncivil, this opening lecture introduces Japanese sociolinguistic concepts of connectedness, human relationships to space, and aesthetic arrangements of human life in the built environment. Engaging with Edward Soja’s concept of the “thirdspace,” this talk examines how people in majority and margin occupy, conceptualize, and co-create spaces both physical, and in the current environment, virtual. Slide lecture followed by Q&A.
Comments
The Monteverde Plenary Address
Moderation by Dr. Ronnie Littlejohn