The Social Dimension of Space

Space is not merely a physical entity; it is a dynamic structure shaped by social interactions, cultural values, and historical processes. The Social Dimension of Space addresses this multidimensional phenomenon with contributions from experts across various disciplines. Prepared with perspectives from academics in fields such as archaeology, history, literature, and sociology, the book delves into the physical, social, cultural, and artistic aspects of space.

It sheds light on the transformation of space across a broad spectrum, from pre-Tanzimat Konya to the perception of the city in Harold Pinter's plays, from the Buddhist conception of space in Uighur texts to Gertrude Bell's archaeological observations. Contemporary issues such as the impact of digitalization on social space and the space-based sociological analysis of addictive substances are also included in this comprehensive work.