ソウルの中心地における都市の賑わい空間に関する考察 : 植民地初期(1910-1919年)の新聞記事を題材に

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The aim of this paper is to clarify how the urban space of the Central Seoul, especially the Jong-Ro area and Kwoang-Hwoa-Mun District, was changing during the early colonial period. Newspapers and official records of the Governor-General of Chosen are the primary materials. The analysis consists of 2 distinct dimensions: (1) extension of business hours (2) the relation with the vibrant districts. Under the first category, the appearance of "Jong-Ro Night Market" and the Governmental Market is described. Under the second category, the analysis examines events held in Jong-Ro and the exposition in Chosun King's Palace. The analysis shows that in the early colonial period the Governor-General of Chosen chose soft policies rather than strict ones, in order that Korean Nationals should accept Japan's governance over Korea.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2006-01-30