Question

Journal: Walk through a place in your daily life-campus, your neighborhood, a shopping area, etc. -- paying particular attention to how it's structured. What does the design of the space itself imply about what it means to be fully human? Think about this in terms of accessibility for various bodies, friendliness to different genders, ages, levels of education, or religions; treatment of non-human beings, or other aspects that strike you. How do these structures shape understandings and experiences of human dignity?! Samt

Answer 1

For this exercise i would like to talk about the local park where i go for a walk daily. It is a well laid area where we have a beautiful maintained garden view. People from all walks of life, rich , poor, young old come there daily and workout. It is quite exciting to see everyone work in collaboration with one another. The kids are usually seen to play football early morning. There is also a group of guys who play basketball. I have not seen many girls play these sports and are usually seen to just hang out in the park, practice yoga and cheerlead the matches. I analyzed that there are more middle age and old age people who come for a walk in comparison to the young population. It is may be due to the fact that they enjoy going to the indoor complexes more and work out for their physique.