The western main urban public/social space is the square, but for the eastern countries -especially China- the streets represent the most representative urban public space that can be used together without the class differences. However, from the ancient cities to today’s high-density cities, the Chinese streets, because of their social role, have experienced also a very important connection with shop signs, posters, notices of all kinds, flags and signs, luminous writings. All these objects are a kind of ornament of daily-life as well as a real interesting documentary material, useful to understand permanencies and variations in the use of the cities during their transition from the former order to the new one. The paper introduces the framework and the contents of a multidisciplinary research project at work, between urban morphology and Chinese language and culture.

The Chinese “Streetscape” as a social and linguistic space / Madaro, Federico; Trisciuoglio, Marco. - unico:(2024), pp. 507-530. (Intervento presentato al convegno City Street5 tenutosi a Lisbona (PRT) nel 12, 13, 14 October 2022).

The Chinese “Streetscape” as a social and linguistic space

Federico Madaro;Marco Trisciuoglio
2024

Abstract

The western main urban public/social space is the square, but for the eastern countries -especially China- the streets represent the most representative urban public space that can be used together without the class differences. However, from the ancient cities to today’s high-density cities, the Chinese streets, because of their social role, have experienced also a very important connection with shop signs, posters, notices of all kinds, flags and signs, luminous writings. All these objects are a kind of ornament of daily-life as well as a real interesting documentary material, useful to understand permanencies and variations in the use of the cities during their transition from the former order to the new one. The paper introduces the framework and the contents of a multidisciplinary research project at work, between urban morphology and Chinese language and culture.
2024
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