“From a Second Space perspective city space becomes more of a mental and ideational field, conceptualised in imagery, reflexive thought and symbolic representation, a conceived space of the imagination or what I will henceforth describe as the urban imagery.” (Edward Soja, Postmetropolis) Which of the following statements cannot be applied to Soja’s proposition on the Second Space?

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“From a Second Space perspective city space becomes more of a mental and ideational field, conceptualised in imagery, reflexive thought and symbolic representation, a conceived space of the imagination or what I will henceforth describe as the urban imagery.” <br /> (Edward Soja, Postmetropolis) Which of the following statements cannot be applied to Soja’s proposition on the Second Space?