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BA1002: Our Space: Networks, Narrative and the Making of Place Guide: Home

A guide to library and learning resources for - Our Space: Networks, Narratives, and the Making of Place

What are the BA1002 key concepts?

BA1002 traces the flow of key concepts through networks that shape who we are and how we experience the world.

Key concepts:	Network properties:
Power Space and Place Reality and Virtuality Narrative and Communication Self and Community Exchange	Relations of power Interrelations between the one and the many Facets of communication and exchange Connections to space and place The interrelation of fact-fiction and reality-virtuality

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