The Psychology of Place

abstract activities actual distances architect asked aspects associated Bartlett behaviour building Canter central chapter children's ward Ciudad Guayana cognitive systems complex conceptions of places conceptual systems conceptualisations context correlation Dannie Abse dealing demonstrate derived describe descriptions differentiation difficulty discussed distance estimations distinction distortions draw emphasise enable environment environmental estimated distance evaluation examining example experience exploring further geographical geosophy groups Guildford illustrated implications indicate individual interactions involved locations London London Transport London Underground map Lynch major Market Drayton neighbourhood notion organisation organised model Park particular patterns people's perception person perspective physical form possible procedures processes produced psychological psychology of place question relationship representations respondents revealed ROAD role route schemata significance sketch maps smallest space analysis space spatial structure summarise surroundings systems of places Tokyo transport tube map types understanding users ward