DTS200Y1 Lecture Notes - Hutchison 3G, Robarts Library, Psychogeography

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Some people call post-colonial cities as third world. Key terms and concepts: spatial and cultural morphologies. Ex: the professor is running- this sentence has a noun (professor) and a verb (is running). Every sentence has a component parts, but they differ between pronouns or adjective. Every city has a spatial and cultural morphology, but to try to understand a city is to count for their special morphologies: land use and land use conversion. Ex: st george- from robarts library going up towards bloor street there is a row of residential houses than innus college then an economic faculty. Now if you think about these different buildings represent different forms of land use. Then the library at certain times of the year draws to them a lot of people like during exams. There are signals of changes if you pay attention to change. Land use conversion has to do with the different conversion of land.

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