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phenomenological displacement: a standalone construct

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Urban geography

the loss of a lived, meaningful place that residents experience as gentrification transforms their neighborhood, even when they physically stay.

In urban geography, phenomenological displacement refers to the loss of a lived, meaningful place that residents experience as gentrification transforms their neighborhood, even when they physically stay. This meaning comes from Davidson (2009) in Ethics, Place & Environment.[1]

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References

Davidson, M. (2009). Displacement, Space and Dwelling: Placing Gentrification Debate. Ethics, Place & Environment, 12(2), 219-234. https://doi.org/10.1080/13668790902863465

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