Urban History Society Research Group Spatial Discourse et al.: East Asian City Stories

Cities are a multi-story and central memory of many different kinds. From ancient times until today, political, religious, economic elites and citizens have created a variety of memory media that they want to inherit or spread throughout the city. The book reviews how the modern East Asian cities themselves, and certain urban districts, including some cities of the Far East and the Middle East, have formed memory sites, and how this identity has been maintained and changed in the passage of time. To do so, the book has combined the history, culture and memory of the cities of East Asia with a huge destitution of urban identity: one colonial city, two Cultural City, and three Industrial Military Cities. The Great War, which is searched in the First Chapter of Colonial City, was a new city made of the famous opening of the 1930s, where the site of the bug was moved from an existing princess to a great one. Japanese communities in particular have become major members of urban development, and have mixed ethnic and caste, colonial and modern. Part 2 calls the City of Cultural Heritage. Some of the cities that we're introducing here have a certain nature of colonial cities, but because of the pre-cyclist history and cultural heritage, they are part of the cultural heritage category. The city dealing with eight is the Japanese - based Braille.

Korean title: 동아시아 도시 이야기

Korean author: 도시사학회 연구모임 공간담화 외

Korean publisher: 서해문집

ISBN-13: 9791192085524