「もの」の置かれ方と身体動作のしかたに現われる空間概念 : 中国雲南省シップソーンパンナー(西双版納)のバーン・チャ(曼乍)の場合 : ダイ・ルー族の住生活の伝統と変容

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This study pursues tradition of dwellings and dwelling life of Dai Lue people and its change. This paper is based on research carried out in Man Cha Village in Mang Hang in the Dai people's autonomous state in Xishuangbanna. The subject of this paper is to pay attention to the postural habits and places to put household articles kept in their dwellings and how these things are placed, and pursue examples of an order of living space created by sensuous response of the Dai Lue people. In dwellings of Dai Lue people, people are living in contrasting postures, i.e. a posture where they sit on the floor and a posture where they sit on a low chair. It is related to space concepts designating a place of a higher rank and a place of a lower rank and how to recognize a space symbolized by men and women. The inherited body motion where their bodies are placed in a low position means the method of placing household articles. Such postural habits and the method of keeping household articles have been changed in recent years. The change started to be seen especially from women's behaviors, in family lifestyles and dining and cooking lifestyles.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2003-08-30