Why Place Matters: Geography, Identity, and Civic Life in Modern America (New Atlantis Books)
by Wilfred M. Mcclay, Ted V. Mcallister
Why Place Matters examines the connections between geography, identity, and civic life in modern America. It considers how places shape personal understanding, community ties, and public experience, offering a focused exploration of why geography remains important to American civic culture.
About This Book
Why Place Matters explores the relationship between geography, identity, and civic life in modern America.
The book considers how places influence the ways people understand themselves and their communities.
It highlights the continuing significance of place in American public life and social experience.
This work offers a broad, thoughtful examination of geography as a force in contemporary civic culture.
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