Built Space as Story. The Policy Stories That Buildings Tell

作者: Dvora Yanow

DOI: 10.1111/J.1541-0072.1995.TB00520.X

关键词: Agency (sociology)Formal languageSociologySocial scienceEpistemologyPositivismPolicy analysisSpace (commercial competition)LegislationSociology and Political SciencePublic administrationManagement, Monitoring, Policy and Law

摘要: Policy analysis, both of a positivist and an interpretivist bent, often focuses on the explicit, formal language legislation. But policy meanings are also communicated through agency acts that take place in settings. In this essay I explore what we might learn for analysis seeing built spaces–that is, settings–as texts, specifically as stories.

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