Titlebook: J.W.R. Whitehand and the Historico-geographical Approach to Urban Morphology; Vítor Oliveira Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Vítor Oliveiraween brain responses and linguistic processes (Waner, Teyl.er, & Thompson, 1977). Researchers have succeed in demonstrating that certain major components of the AER are sensitive to acoustic and phonological changes such as inflection and phoneme category membership (Wood, Goff, & Day, 1971; Wood, 1

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An Introduction to the Work of JWR Whitehand,shaping that form over time. With origins in the work of German-speaking researchers—particularly MRG Conzen—this approach has been systematically developed since the 1960s by researchers in various parts of the world. JWR Whitehand structured an innovative and comprehensive school of urban morpholo

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Urban Morphological Regions: Development of an Idea,he late 1950s and the late 1980s, MRG Conzen made a major contribution to the development of morphological regionalisation—the process of identifying and mapping urban morphological regions that is fundamental to the understanding of the structure and change of towns and cities. In the past two to t

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Agents and Agency in the Urban Landscape,impersonal mechanisms of urban change—for example historico-geographical and financial—to a more detailed and nuanced exploration of agents and agency. After all, it is people who make decisions. JWR Whitehand’s major study of Northampton and Watford, published in the early 1980s, was not the first

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Rigour and Comparison in Urban Morphology: Through the Lens of JWR Whitehand,ation now lives in cities to the seemingly inexorable spread of common building types across the globe and the attendant loss of diversity.?Or still, there is the spectre of moribund town centres and stagnating suburbs. The field of urban morphology has made significant contributions to our understa

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Research and Practice, by Gauthier and Gilliland (.). Practice, in the sense of intervening in the built environment through the medium of projects or plans, whether executed or adopted as policies, is rarely carried out by geographers but is usually the occupation of architects and town planners. Among researchers, ther

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