Abstract
The book “I am a Street Ethnologist: Street Culture in Fa Yuen Street” explores a range of inter-related perspectives on human interactions in the street and investigates how they have constructed a neighbourhood that exists through tightly networked social bonds in a distinctly local context. It also presents various spatial tactics reflecting Hong Kong’s street culture and vernacular knowledge. The book can be taken as a useful reference in light of urban redevelopment and street culture preservation in Hong Kong, in the near future.
Funded and supported by the Arts Development Council (ADC) in 2013, the book was published and distributed to the public during the summer of 2016. The book received the Distinguished Publishing Award for the publication at the 28th Hong Kong Print Awards 2016.
Funded and supported by the Arts Development Council (ADC) in 2013, the book was published and distributed to the public during the summer of 2016. The book received the Distinguished Publishing Award for the publication at the 28th Hong Kong Print Awards 2016.
Translated title of the contribution | I’m a street observer – a cultural and spatial study of Fa Yuen Street |
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Original language | Chinese (Simplified) |
Publisher | Joint Publishing (H.K.) Co., Ltd. |
Number of pages | 287 |
ISBN (Print) | 9620439759 |
Publication status | Published - 15 Jul 2016 |