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Using the critical design approach for rethinking citizens’ emotional bond with urban spaces

Assunta Matassa, Fabiana Vernero

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Taking inspiration from the value that place and space have for people (e.g. for the construction of their individual identities) and from previous works concerning memories in the urban space experienced while cycling, we propose how to design an experiment where ambiguous and cognitively dissonant

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Taking inspiration from the value that place and space have for people (e.g. for the construction of their individual identities) and from previous works concerning memories in the urban space experienced while cycling, we propose how to design an experiment where ambiguous and cognitively dissonant

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Taking inspiration from the value that place and space have for people (e.g. for the construction of their individual identities) and from previous works concerning memories in the urban space experienced while cycling, we propose how to design an experiment where ambiguous and cognitively dissonant

Key concepts: Consonance and dissonance, Space (punctuation), Value (mathematics), Sociology, Urban design, Urban space, Computer science, Aesthetics

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