Tag: third places

Third Places as Mini-Cosmopolitans

What happens to identity in times of movement and change? In my second post, I proposed the importance of cultivating a third space that is not dependent on a physical space and caveats on when this may veer towards an unhealthy direction (such as a work-oriented identity). I would be remiss not to present the obvious and popularized definition of third space – places that allow people to congregate outside of their home and their workplace.