從眷村、眷村保存到眷村文化保存與活化再利用:幾個概念的釐清與討論
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國立陽明交通大學客家文化學院
College of Hakka Studies
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
College of Hakka Studies
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
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本文探討眷村、眷村保存、眷村文化保存與活化再利用等三個概念,關注未來眷村(文化)保存的限制與可能。首先,相較於經常指涉的建物房舍和居住空間,本文聚焦居住者的人口與社會經濟特徵,除了區分三種不同的眷村類型,也希望凸顯眷村的歷史起源和社會意義,避免以一種去脈絡化的方式來認識眷村。其次,為了探究眷村保存的成果與限制,作者選擇從眷村的拆遷與改建出發,關心目前眷村保存可能出現一種失真的歷史認知和扁平的社會再現。最後,本文分析幾種可能阻礙眷村文化保存的結構性原因,提出「同濟之家」的理念,篩整「療癒、平行、中途」作為理解眷村文化的核心面向,提供未來眷村文化保存與活化再利用的參考。
This paper presents a conceptual exploration of Chuan-Tsuan, its preservation, and cultural preservation and revitalization. Initially, the paper shifts focus from the commonly discussed architectural and spatial aspects of Chuan-Tsuan to its varied nature and the sociodemographic characteristics of its residents. Subsequently, the paper underscores the need to examine the reconstruction history of Chuan-Tsuan to effectively engage in discussions about its preservation challenges and opportunities. Finally, this paper highlights several structural difficulties associated with the cultural preservation of Chuan-Tsuan. It identifies the concepts of therapy, parallelism, and mid-way as core dimensions of Chuan-Tsuan culture, advocating for a “home-of-reciprocity” approach as a fresh perspective on the cultural preservation and revitalization of Chuan-Tsuan.
This paper presents a conceptual exploration of Chuan-Tsuan, its preservation, and cultural preservation and revitalization. Initially, the paper shifts focus from the commonly discussed architectural and spatial aspects of Chuan-Tsuan to its varied nature and the sociodemographic characteristics of its residents. Subsequently, the paper underscores the need to examine the reconstruction history of Chuan-Tsuan to effectively engage in discussions about its preservation challenges and opportunities. Finally, this paper highlights several structural difficulties associated with the cultural preservation of Chuan-Tsuan. It identifies the concepts of therapy, parallelism, and mid-way as core dimensions of Chuan-Tsuan culture, advocating for a “home-of-reciprocity” approach as a fresh perspective on the cultural preservation and revitalization of Chuan-Tsuan.