Analyser le jardin collectif urbain en géographie: une lecture du jardinage par les émotions
Camille Robert-Boeuf
Carnets de Géographes · 2018
doi:10.4000/cdg.1574 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Collective gardens are multifunctional and deeply evolving spaces, they are part of the city dweller’s daily life and promote their sensitivity. These specificities call for a methodology, combining several techniques of qualitative surveys. Through our two fields, the gardens of the Ile-de-France and those of the Kazan region, we aim to reflect on how the geographer can investigate a space linked to the geography of emotions. We also would like to interrogate the relationship of the researcher with this typical field.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND
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