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Topics on natural disasters, which include flooding disasters, have seldomly been covered in Korean historical researches, because the disasters were regarded as a kind of ‘natural’ phenomena. By adopting a new approach, ‘political ecology’, this paper reappraised the flooding case of lch’ondong of colonial city Ky?ngs?ng. As a result, it could be revealed that the hidden history of a village of lch’ondong which was excluded from the anti-flooding measures and relocated to a sequestered place of Tohwadong. For all the village people’s frantic efforts of petition movements to construct a new levee before the deluge of ?lch’uk, and to secure appropriate relocation sites after the great flood, the residents could not overcome the colonial government’s discriminative attitude and hopelessly moved to Tohwadong. This process of exclusion and expulsion was a part of grand colonial urban modernization projects of the flood control of Han’gang and the slum clearance project. This case study reinforces the existing argument that Japanese colonial government’s ‘cultural rule’ of 1920’s was a deceitful policy.
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 자연재해와 정치생태학
Ⅲ. 용산의 홍수와 제방 건설에서의 차별
Ⅳ. 을축 홍수와 이촌동 폐동, 그리고 이주
Ⅴ. 결론
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