I.

Introduction into place identity

A.

Talk about the definition of place identity

1.
Use the background from Place Attachment: The Social Dimensions of
the Retail Environment and the Need for Further Exploration.

B.

Explain questions I had while starting out

1.

What is the definition of place identity, just the place or people too

II.

Methods

III.

Comparison between having moved and not having moved

A.

Interview of traveler
1.

B.

C.

Talk about how moving affect his childhood

a)

When did he move? How often?

b)

Effect on friendships

c)

Did he ever feel like an outsider

Interview of non-traveler
1.

Begin with how long she has been there

2.

How close she is with family and friends

a)

Both with friends around her and those who have moved

b)

Compare her relationship with her friends to the travelers

Combine their answers

1.

Begin to answer some of the original questions

2.

Show how the comparison has started to form new questions

a)

3.

Is it moving or the attitude in which you move that has more

effect

Begin to turn paper toward new questions

IV.

Bring in final research piece the secondary piece

A.

Show the different view when people do get added into place

B.

Talk about NIMBY

1.

Selfish and hard to understand

2.

Once put my land on the line I can easily see how NIMBY feels
a)

V.

My land and emotions are more important to me

Sum it up
A.

Overview how place identity can have an effect on people

1.

B.

C.

Wonder why it has such an effect and question its validity

1.

Can a place really change us?

2.

Do we give it the power or is it actually the place?

Give a summary of what I have learned

1.

D.

Showing how it has affected Anna and Robert

There are many variables in place identity

Leave them with new questions to ponder

1.

What does your past places have to say about you

2.

Does where you grew up still effect who you are and how you act?