The Process of Exiting Geographical Spaces from Oriented Mono-Text in the Networked Society (Circles and Shifts)

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ASADI ROUHOLLAH; SADEGHI MOJTABA

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Journal: POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY QUARTERLY Year:2018 | Volume:3 | Issue:1 (9) Page(s): 87-104

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The Process of Exiting Geographical Spaces from Oriented Mono-Text in the Networked Society (Circles and Shifts)

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ASADI ROUHOLLAH | SADEGHI MOJTABA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Network societyQ1

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Geographical spaceQ2

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Introduction Given that the geographic space is a social production/reproduction, it is known as a social phenomena that is made by the society. We can call it a text or a spatial text because the humans-as the logical being-are authors of spatial text, so this spatial text (geographic space) is a significant and complex phenomena. The transition of geographic space of one status to another is a sign that shows geographic spaces are the dynamic phenomenon. All of geographic spaces are driving toward new status and conditions because they are not a fixed and static phenomenon but they are a social production. All of the social texts are dynamic because “ society” as their base is a dynamic phenomenon. So, geographic space is a dynamic text as well. The spatial text of those geographic spaces which have been made by wider and more varied societies, are also more varied. On the one hand, geographic space is the outcome of social, political, cultural, economic processes, while on the other hand, Discourses on geographic space try to intertwine this process toward their regimes of truth, structures, visions, and purposes. So the“ Discourses” play an important role in the processes of writing spatial text or geographic spaces. Each of the agriculture, industrial, and information era has created its own special geographic spaces. In the Network society and the information era, worldwide information and communication technology has provided a context to create the micro-Discourses. Cosequently, it has provided a context for their shifts...

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ASADI, ROUHOLLAH, & SADEGHI, MOJTABA. (2018). The Process of Exiting Geographical Spaces from Oriented Mono-Text in the Networked Society (Circles and Shifts). POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY QUARTERLY, 3(1 (9) ), 87-104. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/360522/en

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ASADI ROUHOLLAH, SADEGHI MOJTABA. The Process of Exiting Geographical Spaces from Oriented Mono-Text in the Networked Society (Circles and Shifts). POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2018;3(1 (9) ):87-104. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/360522/en

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ROUHOLLAH ASADI, and MOJTABA SADEGHI, “The Process of Exiting Geographical Spaces from Oriented Mono-Text in the Networked Society (Circles and Shifts),” POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY QUARTERLY, vol. 3, no. 1 (9) , pp. 87–104, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/360522/en

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