Friederike Fleischer is assistant professor at the University of los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia.
In the last decade of the twentieth century, one of the most fundamental changes in urban China has been the expansion and privatization of housing, with per capita housing space increasing by more than 50 percent. As a result, ordinary citizens in urban China have started to cultivate personal space and have a new incentive to make more money, and wealth is being stratified.
Suburban Beijing documents this process, analyzing its underlying forces and its ramifications for redefining the Chinese social landscape. Friederike Fleischer depicts the way Chinese residents in Wangjing, a Beijing suburb, have been affected by the recent transformation in their housing, showing how the suburb developed from its antecedents as a Maoist industrial production zone to its present status as China's first middle-class residential area.
The new suburban middle class live side by side with retired workers and with rural-to-urban migrants. Fleischer describes how all three groups share the same neighborhood, highlighting both the similarities and the growing differences between these groups of suburban residents in a rapidly evolving China.
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雖然提及瞭不少的理論,例如列斐伏爾,布迪厄等。但作者對人群的劃分顯然過於簡單。而且,通過住房消費來構建自己的身份也不是什麼新鮮事瞭...
评分材料瞭無新意,理論也是拼拼湊湊沒什麼深度沒什麼洞見,更甚者這民族誌做得也太草率瞭吧,差評!
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评分00年代初做的田野現在纔齣版,中國城市化和房地産早就今非昔比瞭,另外說瞭要以人為中心,但是還是沒講什麼人的故事啊。喜歡的點是,一個地方從前的文化涵義如何被剝離,從前的“本地人”如何成為邊緣,而新富階層將此地定義為自己的地方。這樣的故事在每一個城市都不斷上演。
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