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Tourism and toponymy: commodifying and consuming place names
Tourism Geographies, 2014 Academic geographers have a long history of studying both tourism and place names, but have rarely made linkages between the two. Within critical toponymic studies there is increasing debate about the commodification of place names, but to date the role ...
Light, Duncan, Duncan Light
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The Naming of Zambia's Waterfalls: A Test Case in Critical Toponymy
Journal of Law and Social SciencesIt has been claimed that the indigenous names of waterfalls were frequently replaced by European names. This critical toponymic claim is challenged in a test case investigating the names of Zambian waterfalls. The research was undertaken in three parts.
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2020
Bu tezde Roland Barthes’ın ‘yazarın ölümü’ olarak bilinen post-yapısalcı metin teorisi cadde isimlerinin siyasetini açıklamak için kullanılacaktır. Barthes edebi metinlerde yazarın anlamı sabitleyemeyeceğini, zira anlamı asıl üretenin okuyucu olduğunu öne sürmüştür.
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Bu tezde Roland Barthes’ın ‘yazarın ölümü’ olarak bilinen post-yapısalcı metin teorisi cadde isimlerinin siyasetini açıklamak için kullanılacaktır. Barthes edebi metinlerde yazarın anlamı sabitleyemeyeceğini, zira anlamı asıl üretenin okuyucu olduğunu öne sürmüştür.
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Assembling “Japantown”? A critical toponymy of urban dispossession in Vancouver, Canada
Urban Geography, 2018Trevor J Wideman, Jeffrey R Masuda
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Toponymy as Commodity: Exploring the Economic Dimensions of Urban Place Names
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2015Duncan Light, Craig Young
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An Analysis of Address System Reform in Sadaemunan Based on Critical Toponymy
The Association of Korean Cultural and Historical Geographers, 2017openaire +1 more source