Contextualizing the Diorama Concept in the Development of Time‐Geography

In its early days, Hägerstrand's time-geography met critique for being physicalistic and not sufficiently considering social aspects. his article “Diorama, path project”, Hägerstrand shows that the dimension is embedded in underlines ecological ambitions by introducing “diorama” concept. This reflective follows development of time-geographic concepts “path” “project”, both deepening dimension. The diorama concept was introduced to contextualize situations wherein humans, animals, plants things coexist time–space, thereby increasing understanding how humans individuals from other populations depend on each other, their interaction influence outcome. Today, integrated time-geography. view deepened research over time he found insufficiently captured suggested “pocket local order” “processual landscape”, setting motion.