HETEROTOPIA

"Foucault defines heterotopias as spaces that exist outside the normal societal framework."

"The museum can be seen as a heterotopia, as it is a space for displaying objects that are removed from their original context."

"Prisons are considered heterotopias because they are enclosed spaces with their own set of rules and regulations."

"Cemeteries can be considered heterotopias, as they are spaces that are designated for the dead."

"Malls can be seen as heterotopias, as they create an environment that is separate from the outside world."