spatiality
A term that denotes socially produced space, rather than space conceived in absolute terms. That is, spatiality recognizes the roles people play in creating space and the interaction between space and human action. Spatiality denotes the idea that rather than space being a backdrop to social life, it is constitutive of social life; social and spatial relations are mutually constituted. ... ...
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