Nodeulseom in Seoul as a Postcolonial Landscape: A Geohistorical De/Reconstruction, 1910-1995

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Nodeulseom in Seoul as a Postcolonial Landscape: A Geohistorical De/Reconstruction, 1910-1995 포스트식민 경관으로서 서울시 노들섬: 지리사적(地理史的) 해체와 재구성(1910-1995): 이재열

2019. pp. 477~495

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Ahn, C.-M., 2013, The formation of Nodeulseom and modern changes, Proceedings from Nodeulseom Forum Conference, October 8, Seoul, South Korea (in Korean).
An, J.-B. and Kim, J.-H., 2015, 2030 Seoul Plan: Urban Foresight Focusing on Reflexive Governance and Resilience, Incheon: The 8th Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism.
Chang, B.-W. and Lee, C.-W., 2011, Seom, in The Academy of Korean Studies, ed., The Encyclopedia of Korea Culture, Seongnam: The Academy of Korean Studies (http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/SearchNavi?keyword=%EC%84%AC&ridx=1&tot=286) (in Korean).
Haraway, D., 1988, Situated knowledges: The science question in feminism and the privilege of partial perspective, Feminist Studies, 14(3), 575-599.
Jacobs, J. and Merriman, P., 2011, Practising architectures, Social & Cultural Geography, 12(3), 211-222.
Jung, K.-S., 2010, Beaches and apartment complexes near the Han River, River & Culture, 6(3), 63-68 (in Korean).
Kim, B.-S., 2001, A study on landscape changes in Yongsan: From the Choseon Dynasty to the colonial era, The Journal of Geography Education, 45, 26-44 (in Korean).
Kim, H.-S., 2007, Modernity revealed in urban planning in the era of Japanese colonist rule: A review on Chosun planning ordinance for urban area, Seoul Urban Studies, 8(4), 155-173 (in Korean).
Kim, J.-G., 2012, A political ecology analysis on the aspects of flood countermeasure of the Japanese colonial government in Kyungsung, Korea History Research, 157, 291-327 (in Korean).
Kim, J.-Y. and Ishida, J., 2009, A study of colonial urbanism in Kyeongseong land readjustment, Journal of the Architecture Institute of Korea, 25(4), 169-178 (in Korean).
Kim, W.-B., 1998, Social changes in the Japanese colonial Era, Public Administration Research, 36(2), 75-86 (in Korean).
Kwon, H.-J., 2011, The Hangang, in The Academy of Korean Studies, ed., The Encyclopedia of Korea Culture, Seongnam: The Academy of Korean Studies (http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/SearchNavi?keyword=%ED%95%9C%EA%B0%95&ridx=2&tot=226) (in Korean).
Lee, J.-Y., 2015, Policy, Place, and People in the Making of Agro City Seoul, South Korea, Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Lee, J.-Y., 2016, An ethnographic examination of urban cultivation practices in Seoul, Seoul Studies, 17(1), 163-185.
Lee, J.-Y., 2018, The role of urban poor subjects in the formation of land readjustment driven urban landscape in Seoul, South Korea: A Geo-historical exploration of 56-40 Dae-Hyeon Dong (past Howondang Building location) in Seodaemun District, The Korean Cultural Studies, 34, 345-393 (in Korean).
Park, E.-O., 2014, Nodeulseom series (https://uri.seoul.go.kr/surc/archive/policyView.do?tab_se=POLICYTAB003&bbs_master_seq=POLICY&bbs_seq=482) (retrieved November 17, 2019) (in Korean).
SMG (Seoul Metropolitan Government), 2014, Nodeulseom, Seoul: Seoul Metropolitan Government.
Sohn, J.-M., 2003, Urban Planning Story in Seoul 3, Seoul: Hanul (in Korean).
Yeo, B., 2009, Post-colonialism, in Gregory, D., Johnston, R., Pratt, G., Watts, M., and Whatmore, S., eds., The Dictionary of Human Geography, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 561-562.
Yeom, B.-G., 2005, How Seoul Was Planned, Seoul: Salim (in Korean).
Yongsan Cultural Center, 2012, Urban Planning in Yongsan, Seoul: Yongsan Cultural Center (in Korean).
Donga Daily, On July 26th, 1923, “What can do for 3,500 Ichon people” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 27th, 1923, “15,000 Yen is enough to save Ichon people” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On November 29th, 1923, “288,000 litters, daily human feces discharge in Gyeongseong” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On March 12th, 1924, “On upcoming fears in Ichon” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On March 9th, 1924, “The death of Korean Gyeongseong” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On October 3rd, 1925, “Ichon People’s petition against human waste” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 22th, 1925, “Ichon’s fate, closure today” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On August 18th, 1925, “Ichon’s relocation possible to a hill near Noryangjin Station” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 14th, 1926, “Ichon people to Dohwa, the final decision” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On April 10th, 1927, “Extremely slow progress in Ichon relocation” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On June 29th, 1929, “Completion ceremony of the Hangang Bridge Reconstruction” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On November 11th, 1933, “Shindangri displacement problems” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 1st, 1936, “Only human feces grows” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On March 6th, 1937, “Gwangdong School forcibly demolished” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On June 3rd, 1939, “New zoning law” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 1st, 1940, “New waterfront parks on the Hangang Beach” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 29th, 1940, “500 hundred tomakmin under the Hangang Bridge” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On May 6th, 1955, “Bullying policemen at the Hangang Beach” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On December 20th, 1962, “30 families’ new departure” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On July 19th, 1963, “Nonesense” (in Korean)
Donga Daily, On June 1st, 1996, “Sandy mountain at Jungjido”. (by Choi, D.-S.) (page 34) (in Korean)
Gyeonghyang Daily, On July 27th, 1957, “People suffering from hunger, How Ichon is” (in Korean)
Gyeonghyang Daily, On August 28th, 1957, “Wastes and human feces in Ichon” (in Korean)
Gyeonghyang Daily, On January 14th, 1965, “Severe cold weather… A poor village is freezing” (in Korean).
Gyeonghyang Daily, On October 2nd, 1970, “New Seoul customs” (in Korean)
Maeil Shinbo, On June 29th, 1937, “Jungjido Park, the Hangang’s new attraction” (in Korean)
Maekyoung, On January 8th, 1970, “2 billion won Ichon foreigners’ apartment complex” (in Korean)
Maekyoung, On February 26th, 1970, “29 new apartment buildings in West Ichon for displaced people” (in Korean)
Maekyoung, On March 6th, 2015, “Wealthy neighborhoods for Korea’s 1%”. (by Seo, J.-Y. and Park, J.H.) (in Korean)
Hanyeoreh Daily, On February 21th, 2005, “Where is the Hangang Beach Crowd now?” (by Nam, J.-Y.) (in Korean)
Seoul Metropolitan Government, www.seoul.go.kr
Seoul Museum of History, https://museum.seoul.go.kr
Youngdeungpo District Office, www.ydp.go.kr

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Publisher :The Association of Korean Geographers
Publisher(Ko) :한국지리학회
Journal Title :Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers
Journal Title(Ko) :한국지리학회지
Volume : 8
No :3
Pages :477~495
DOI :https://doi.org/10.25202/JAKG.8.3.10

[1] Ahn, C.-M., 2013, The formation of Nodeulseom and modern changes, Proceedings from Nodeulseom Forum Conference, October 8, Seoul, South Korea (in Korean).

[2] An, J.-B. and Kim, J.-H., 2015, 2030 Seoul Plan: Urban Foresight Focusing on Reflexive Governance and Resilience, Incheon: The 8th Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism.

[3] Chang, B.-W. and Lee, C.-W., 2011, Seom, in The Academy of Korean Studies, ed., The Encyclopedia of Korea Culture, Seongnam: The Academy of Korean Studies (http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/SearchNavi?keyword=%EC%84%AC&ridx=1&tot=286) (in Korean).

[4] Haraway, D., 1988, Situated knowledges: The science question in feminism and the privilege of partial perspective, Feminist Studies, 14(3), 575-599.

[5] Jacobs, J. and Merriman, P., 2011, Practising architectures, Social & Cultural Geography, 12(3), 211-222.

[6] Jung, K.-S., 2010, Beaches and apartment complexes near the Han River, River & Culture, 6(3), 63-68 (in Korean).

[7] Kim, B.-S., 2001, A study on landscape changes in Yongsan: From the Choseon Dynasty to the colonial era, The Journal of Geography Education, 45, 26-44 (in Korean).

[8] Kim, H.-S., 2007, Modernity revealed in urban planning in the era of Japanese colonist rule: A review on Chosun planning ordinance for urban area, Seoul Urban Studies, 8(4), 155-173 (in Korean).

[9] Kim, J.-G., 2012, A political ecology analysis on the aspects of flood countermeasure of the Japanese colonial government in Kyungsung, Korea History Research, 157, 291-327 (in Korean).

[10] Kim, J.-Y. and Ishida, J., 2009, A study of colonial urbanism in Kyeongseong land readjustment, Journal of the Architecture Institute of Korea, 25(4), 169-178 (in Korean).

[11] Kim, W.-B., 1998, Social changes in the Japanese colonial Era, Public Administration Research, 36(2), 75-86 (in Korean).

[12] Kwon, H.-J., 2011, The Hangang, in The Academy of Korean Studies, ed., The Encyclopedia of Korea Culture, Seongnam: The Academy of Korean Studies (http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/SearchNavi?keyword=%ED%95%9C%EA%B0%95&ridx=2&tot=226) (in Korean).

[13] Lee, J.-Y., 2015, Policy, Place, and People in the Making of Agro City Seoul, South Korea, Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

[14] Lee, J.-Y., 2016, An ethnographic examination of urban cultivation practices in Seoul, Seoul Studies, 17(1), 163-185.

[15] Lee, J.-Y., 2018, The role of urban poor subjects in the formation of land readjustment driven urban landscape in Seoul, South Korea: A Geo-historical exploration of 56-40 Dae-Hyeon Dong (past Howondang Building location) in Seodaemun District, The Korean Cultural Studies, 34, 345-393 (in Korean).

[16] Park, E.-O., 2014, Nodeulseom series (https://uri.seoul.go.kr/surc/archive/policyView.do?tab_se=POLICYTAB003&bbs_master_seq=POLICY&bbs_seq=482) (retrieved November 17, 2019) (in Korean).

[17] SMG (Seoul Metropolitan Government), 2014, Nodeulseom, Seoul: Seoul Metropolitan Government.

[18] Sohn, J.-M., 2003, Urban Planning Story in Seoul 3, Seoul: Hanul (in Korean).

[19] Yeo, B., 2009, Post-colonialism, in Gregory, D., Johnston, R., Pratt, G., Watts, M., and Whatmore, S., eds., The Dictionary of Human Geography, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 561-562.

[20] Yeom, B.-G., 2005, How Seoul Was Planned, Seoul: Salim (in Korean).

[21] Yongsan Cultural Center, 2012, Urban Planning in Yongsan, Seoul: Yongsan Cultural Center (in Korean).

[22] Donga Daily, On July 26th, 1923, “What can do for 3,500 Ichon people” (in Korean)

[23] Donga Daily, On July 27th, 1923, “15,000 Yen is enough to save Ichon people” (in Korean)

[24] Donga Daily, On November 29th, 1923, “288,000 litters, daily human feces discharge in Gyeongseong” (in Korean)

[25] Donga Daily, On March 12th, 1924, “On upcoming fears in Ichon” (in Korean)

[26] Donga Daily, On March 9th, 1924, “The death of Korean Gyeongseong” (in Korean)

[27] Donga Daily, On October 3rd, 1925, “Ichon People’s petition against human waste” (in Korean)

[28] Donga Daily, On July 22th, 1925, “Ichon’s fate, closure today” (in Korean)

[29] Donga Daily, On August 18th, 1925, “Ichon’s relocation possible to a hill near Noryangjin Station” (in Korean)

[30] Donga Daily, On July 14th, 1926, “Ichon people to Dohwa, the final decision” (in Korean)

[31] Donga Daily, On April 10th, 1927, “Extremely slow progress in Ichon relocation” (in Korean)

[32] Donga Daily, On June 29th, 1929, “Completion ceremony of the Hangang Bridge Reconstruction” (in Korean)

[33] Donga Daily, On November 11th, 1933, “Shindangri displacement problems” (in Korean)

[34] Donga Daily, On July 1st, 1936, “Only human feces grows” (in Korean)

[35] Donga Daily, On March 6th, 1937, “Gwangdong School forcibly demolished” (in Korean)

[36] Donga Daily, On June 3rd, 1939, “New zoning law” (in Korean)

[37] Donga Daily, On July 1st, 1940, “New waterfront parks on the Hangang Beach” (in Korean)

[38] Donga Daily, On July 29th, 1940, “500 hundred tomakmin under the Hangang Bridge” (in Korean)

[39] Donga Daily, On May 6th, 1955, “Bullying policemen at the Hangang Beach” (in Korean)

[40] Donga Daily, On December 20th, 1962, “30 families’ new departure” (in Korean)

[41] Donga Daily, On July 19th, 1963, “Nonesense” (in Korean)

[42] Donga Daily, On June 1st, 1996, “Sandy mountain at Jungjido”. (by Choi, D.-S.) (page 34) (in Korean)

[43] Gyeonghyang Daily, On July 27th, 1957, “People suffering from hunger, How Ichon is” (in Korean)

[44] Gyeonghyang Daily, On August 28th, 1957, “Wastes and human feces in Ichon” (in Korean)

[45] Gyeonghyang Daily, On January 14th, 1965, “Severe cold weather… A poor village is freezing” (in Korean).

[46] Gyeonghyang Daily, On October 2nd, 1970, “New Seoul customs” (in Korean)

[47] Maeil Shinbo, On June 29th, 1937, “Jungjido Park, the Hangang’s new attraction” (in Korean)

[48] Maekyoung, On January 8th, 1970, “2 billion won Ichon foreigners’ apartment complex” (in Korean)

[49] Maekyoung, On February 26th, 1970, “29 new apartment buildings in West Ichon for displaced people” (in Korean)

[50] Maekyoung, On March 6th, 2015, “Wealthy neighborhoods for Korea’s 1%”. (by Seo, J.-Y. and Park, J.H.) (in Korean)

[51] Hanyeoreh Daily, On February 21th, 2005, “Where is the Hangang Beach Crowd now?” (by Nam, J.-Y.) (in Korean)

[52] Seoul Metropolitan Government, www.seoul.go.kr

[53] Seoul Museum of History, https://museum.seoul.go.kr

[54] Youngdeungpo District Office, www.ydp.go.kr

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