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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6191-5g children and their families. In particular, during an ethnographic study of young children’s meaning-making in museums, I turned to a range of theories of space and place in order to make sense of what I observed in the field. These theories enabled me to recognise and appreciate children’s perspe

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Radar Observations of the Clear Atmosphere,ien, 2003; Fog Olwin and Gulløv, 2003). This anthropological work draws on the concept of place as both ‘social position and physical location’ (Fog Olwin and Gulløv, 2003, p. 1) in order to examine the social and cultural construction of childhood. These studies pay particular attention to the way

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James I. Metcalf,Kenneth M. Gloverlogy of families. These two sub-disciplines may be seen as operating in parallel with each other but, as will be discussed, there have been calls to re-centre children within their families and other institutions as a recognition of the context in which they experience their everyday lives (Brannen

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James I. Metcalf,Kenneth M. Gloverdscape architect the author’s interest focuses on the planning, design and management of outdoor environments underpinned by an understanding that such outdoor environments are not primarily for those who plan, design or manage them. Neither should outdoor environments be considered as only provided