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How to Draw a Future/city That You Can Not Think of
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사유할 수 없는 미래/도시를 그리는 방법 - 박민규의 <핑퐁>을 중심으로

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서울시립대학교 도시인문학연구소 도시인문학연구 도시인문학연구 제9권 제1호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2017.1
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9 - 37 (29page)

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In this article, Minkyu Park's Ping Pong (2006, Changbi) is analyzed from the view of urban place and space. Among the many researchers who attempted to theorize place and space, the theories of Michel de Certeau and Marc Augé have been used in this article. Marc Augé, who is based on Certeau's space theory, distinguished the 'space' of Certeau as 'anthropological places' and 'non-places'. Non-places refers to specific areas of a modern city that can not be 'anthropological places', characterized by the absence of a relationship, the absence of history, and the absence of a unique identity. Using the concept of non-places Augé reflected the condition in which modern people have to stay in 'permanent present'. With non-place, it is the empty space that has paid attention to the public space of the modern city in this article. The empty space is a space of residual space, meaninglessness that deviates from the principle of functional rationality.The 'place/space' of the modern city in this novel is linked to the imagination for the future. School and fields as the main stage in Ping Pong, shows respectively the characteristics of non-places and the empty spaces. The school as a non-places means that the pathology of public spaces in contemporary cities has now extended to all generations. Empty spaces, a product of functional rationality in all areas of the city, are a useless and meaningless spaces. The field as an empty spaces gradually transformed from a place of alienation to a space of fantasy. This shows the subversive possibilities of empty spaces, but the possibilities are not maximized. The public spaces in this novel, the non - places and the empty spaces, shows a summary of life in the modern city where 'the cognitive mapping’ is impossible.

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