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This paper focuses on Hong Kong's “collective memory,” a recent popular topic in Hong Kong, in terms of its background, development process, and implications. Driven by the demolition of the Star Ferry Pier in 2006 and the Queen's Pier in 2007, Hongkongers' interest in “collective memory” has evolved into a public movement for the conservation of cultural heritage. Criticizing the government's urban planning and cultural policy, Hongkongers have demanded the public’s participation in the government's urban policy, fearing that the government is wiping out Hong Kong's memory and history by destroying urban spaces in order to eradicate “indigenous identity” of Hong Kong. In the process of searching for an identity, the Hong Kong people declare that Hong kong is no longer a “borrowed place” but “our city with our collective memory,” ushering in a new social movement led by a new generation. However, the controversy surrounding what “collective memory” Hongkongers share has yet to be settled. I suggest that an “indigenous identity” based on the city itself and the memory its residents cherish is emerging apart from the identity based on the opposition between mainland China and Hong Kong.

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1. 들어가며
 2. 집단기억과 정체성 연구
 3. 무엇을 왜 보존해야 하는가: 집단기억과 문화유산 보존운동
  3.1. "皇后 지키기": 집단기억과 탈식민화, 그리고 '진전한 반환' 
  3.2 문화유산과 역사유적 보존운동
  3.3 누구의 기억인가: 집단기억 속 균열
 4. 도시공간과 토착 정체성: '빌려온 공간 홍콩'에서 '우리의 도시 홍콩'으로
 5. 나가며
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집단기억 홍콩 정체성 탈식민화 문화유산 보전 도시계획 공공공간 collective memory Hong Kong identity decolonization conservation of cultural heritage uran planning public space

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• 장정아 [ Chang, Jung-A | 인천대학교 중어중국학과 조교수 ]

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