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Childhood hazard encounters at Australian beaches and their influence on attachment behaviours in adulthood
Area ( IF 1.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-19 , DOI: 10.1111/area.12688
Todd R. Walton ₁ , Wendy S. Shaw ₁

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In-depth interviews with beach users indicate that early memories of the Australian beach space underpin pleasures derived from re-experiencing childhood hazard encounters. The importance of reliving remembered affects is demonstrated to underpin place attachment and identity. Experiences of the sublime in nature also work to enamour beachgoers to revisit beaches despite early encounters with hazards that, in other environments, might allay re-use. Narrative analysis and Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) of beachgoer narratives combined with psychoanalytic geographies unpack the influence of experience on behaviour and how individuals perceived and made sense of childhood beach encounters in their adult lives.

中文翻译：

澳大利亚海滩儿童期遭遇的危险及其对成年期依恋行为的影响

对海滩用户的深入采访表明，对澳大利亚海滩空间的早期记忆巩固了重新体验童年遭遇危险所带来的乐趣。重温记忆中的情感的重要性被证明是巩固地方依恋和身份的基础。尽管早期遇到了在其他环境中可能会减少重复使用的危险，但大自然中的崇高体验也有助于吸引海滩游客重访海滩。海滩游客叙事的叙事分析和解释性现象学分析 (IPA) 与精神分析地理学相结合，揭示了经验对行为的影响以及个人如何感知和理解成年生活中童年海滩遭遇。

更新日期：2020-11-19

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