Spatial Agency and Society

This lecture explores the relationship between spatiality and space in contemporary societies, emphasizing the dynamic nature of spatial environments and the societal shift towards individualism. It delves into the concept of inhabiting as a meeting point between spatiality and space, highlighting the evolving structures of social organization and the impact of individual actors on spatial environments. The discussion also addresses the fragility of implementing spatial concepts in practice and the ethical considerations of modifying geographical landscapes. Ultimately, it challenges the audience to reflect on their role as spatial actors in shaping the world around them.