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題名: 城市空間的生產與消費-近代上海靜安區域的形成及其文化意象變遷
The Production and Consumption of Urban Space-The Shaping of Jing`an District and the Shifting of Its image (1843-1949)
作者: 張曉虹
Zhang, Xiao-Hong
孫濤
Sun, Tao
關鍵詞: 城市空間 ; 空間生產 ; 空間消費 ; 文化意象 ; 靜安區 ;
Urban Space ; Production of Space ; Consumption of Space ; Cultural Image ; Jing`an District
日期: Jun-2014
上傳時間: 10-Apr-2018
摘要: 通過開埠以後上海靜安區的形成,在具體剖析該區域城市化過程後,本研究發現基於近代中國特定的政治環境和上海城市土地經濟邏輯,因著土地資源的有限性,在1920-1930年代華人中產階級興起後,房地產業藉著消費晚清以來已形成的遠郊高檔住宅區的空間意象,迎合新興的中產階級力求透過空間消費行為來明確自身尚未被辨識出的階層特性與身分認同的意願與行動,以租界西區為主體的今靜安區的城市空間不斷生產。與此同時,該區域的主體文化意象也發生了由中產階級住宅區向高檔娛樂休閒區和商業中心的變遷。這種主體文化意象在抗戰後靜安區區域重組過程中,同樣覆蓋到原本不屬於租界的華界區域部分,並對這一時期靜安區的區域整合起到了十分重要而積極的作用。
After probing into the shaping and urbanization of Jing`an District, Shanghai, the authors found that the urban space in Jing`an district was produced by comsuming the regional image which was changed from the high class residential district in suburb to middle class residential block and high-rank entertainment district since late Qing Dynasty. This is the result of two factors: one was land scarcity under the background of special political setting in modern China and the capital logic of land in semi-colonial Shanghai; the other was the desire and action of the middle class which was rising in Shanghai during 1920-1930th, to identify itself and its hierarchic characteristics by the spatial consumption, meanwhile, the dominant cultural image had played an important and positive role in the regional integration when Jing`an district was reconstructed after anti Japanese War. The image of Jing`an district as middle class residential block and high-rank entertainment district gradually covered (the) whole Jing`an district, even including the former Chinese part.
關聯: 東亞觀念史集刊, 6, 113+115-158
資料類型: article
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