Space and Society

Sandra Häuplik‐Meusburger

2003 · 22 citations · 3 references

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Abstract

Human requirements in Space, on Moon or Mars are fundamentally similar to our daily requirements on Earth. The conditions change with circumstances and therefore the spatial appearance of an inhabitable space is different. Society takes on definite spatial forms, it arranges people, and it arranges space. Changes in a society - e.g. an abrupt turn from a diverse macro society to a micro society, defined by isolation - imply changes of social and spatial dimensions. Space and Society refers to a physical and virtual augmented space and its inhabiting social and cultural groups.

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