The term "heterotopia” was coined by the French philosopher Michel Foucault to describe spaces that contain multiple layers of meaning within themselves. What characterizes heterotopias is their ability to connect different spaces and temporalities. They can encompass overlapping realities that are often contradictory or incompatible, bringing together diverse social, cultural, and historical dimensions within a single place.
Heterotopic spaces are simultaneously real and imaginary, material …
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