Edward Soja borrowed Homi K. Bhabha’s postcolonial idea of a “Third [this concept]” for his own geographic work. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this concept that is central to a form of justice championed by Soja, whose ideas were influenced by an Henri Lefebvre book titled for The Production of [this concept].
ANSWER: space [accept Thirdspace; accept The Production of Space or La Production de l’espace]
[10e] Soja was considered a member of the Los Angeles School, a school of geography that studies these places. These places are the focus of urban geography.
ANSWER: cities [or city; accept metropolitan areas]
[10m] Soja was also influenced by this thinker’s idea of “heterotopia,” which first appears in the preface of a book by this thinker that opens by discussing Las Meninas and is subtitled “An Archaeology of the Human Sciences.”
ANSWER: Paul-Michel Foucault (The book is The Order of Things.)
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