“Place can function as the most powerful organizing theme of shared meaning. Street corners and neighborhoods, parks and schools, monuments and memorials— these are not just spots on a map. They are what hold the abstraction of social life
together” (Gordon and Koo, 2008: 206)
The Boston Diaries
- Brookline Dorchester Chinatown North End Tremont St Starbucks home art work Harvard community art T coffee Boston Harbor Roxbury libraries Boston Public Library holidays Boylston St South End museums South Station Old Harbor Newburyport Central Square McKenna's Copley Square snow Rose Kennedy Greenway Harvard Film Archive New England Thanksgiving Prudential trees Art Deco public art Portraits of America Downtown Friendly Toast Faneuil Hall Art in Transit food collective memory stations politics Cambridge Wenham community Haymarket jazz Bay Village Savin Hill Financial District UMass MIT Mass Ave Government Center Boston Common cinema Mayoral election Newbury St Harvard Square Hoop Dreams Coolidge Corner JFK exhibition trains fieldwork Back Bay Pavement Coffee House MBTA books fall Mihailidis toys noir Emerson foliage Kendall Square EGL
