My latest on Interplace looks at place and grid cells in the brain, how their presence hints at both Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry, and spatial computations inspired by both. H/T to @shaneomara for his contributions in neuroscience and place cells.
And Ed Manley @universityofleeds.
Listen now (16 min) | Breaking the Bounds of Euclidean Space, Embracing the Iterative Interaction of People and Place
Listen now (20 min) | How spatial rearrangement can lead to feelings of estrangement
Three-stage process of trauma associated with disruption of place:
1️⃣Pre-disruption: Anticipating possible outcomes or imagining potential futures.
2️⃣Disruption: Immediate feelings of anxiety and grief from loss or disruption.
3️⃣Post-disruption: Anxiety associated with adapting to change.
#traumahealing
#behavioralgeography
#fear
#urbanrenewal
@geography
https://interplace.io/p/the-psychology-of-neighborhood-defenders#details
Listen now (20 min) | How spatial rearrangement can lead to feelings of estrangement
Listen now (20 min) | How spatial rearrangement can lead to feelings of estrangement
Brad Weed