The Great Good Place¶
Oldenburg, R. (1989). The Great Good Place: Cafés, Coffee Shops, Bookstores, Bars, Hair Salons, and Other Hangouts at the Heart of a Community.
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- Encounter Surface
- The pattern extends to marketplaces and trading floors (stranger-encounter organised around exchange), civic institutions (open gatherings, festivals, town meetings, juries), conferences (the hallway and the coffee break, not the talks), universities (the common rooms and quads that make a campus sociologically different from a set of classrooms), and open scientific repositories (preprint servers where strangers are seen contributing).
This sourceIntroduces the "third place" concept — accessible, durable, normed informal gathering spots where strangers come into contact.
- The pattern extends to marketplaces and trading floors (stranger-encounter organised around exchange), civic institutions (open gatherings, festivals, town meetings, juries), conferences (the hallway and the coffee break, not the talks), universities (the common rooms and quads that make a campus sociologically different from a set of classrooms), and open scientific repositories (preprint servers where strangers are seen contributing).
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