Resistance, Beginning from Place and Memory：A Case Study of Mei Hua Village

• Main Authors: Yi Fan-Shin, 石依凡
• Other Authors: Liang yi-Yen
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/jm894e

碩士 === 輔仁大學 === 景觀設計學系碩士班 === 106 === The era of globalization, the world continues to evolve. Every country to make every effort to provide a better living condition for each township. Planning to improve the living place, convenient traffic system, better environment for life which has become the common goal of every country in the world. Under the influence of the huge changing of this era in Taiwan. Urban development plans continue to be staged throughout the country. The rapid development of the city changed the original planning and development of the city. The turning of the urban structure also changed the urban landscape. During the process, land acquisitions and city re-divisions were used as enforcement tactics. Law-enforcement officers in various regions performed their duties in accordance with the plan. Behind the plan, they neglected the existing local residents, the relationship between residents and land, and the residents’ local emotions. This led to a number of protests against relocation and forced relocation. This shows that the expectations of the development urban city that the country’s governments and local people have huge difference thought. Based on the literature collection and analysis. The past research more focused on community mobilization. From personal self-help to the development of collective consciousness. From the past research about What makes the community mobilization possible? and How to let community mobilization continuous activities ? The majority Both analyzed content of the incidents were through the identity of the victim. The relevant researches on the sense of place are more focused on recording the process of forming a sense of place in the community through dictation. or on the basis of deeply interviews and written records. But most of the research do not connect the sense of place and local space. Then,it is difficult to determine about the connection of the residents and local space there. From those past research were rarely told about the relationship between local mobilization and sense of place. That has become the starting point of this paper. The main research questions are selected as follows: 1. How does the local and collective memory of the residents of Meihua village come into being? 2. How does the sense of local and collective memory support the community's resistance? The study is conducting through in-depth interviews and participation observations. Try to contextually clarify the issue. During the course of the resistance which was discovered the residents of Meihua village people’s strong cohesion. Facing the local people had different historical Stories and life styles in the past. Most of the residents had their own manufacturing and experience of the factory in the industry era. They spent in this place for decades put whole life and emotions in this village of Meihua as their home. The parent’s factory experience extends to the next generation. “Home” and “Factory”are their own sense of place and collective memory. Making “home” and “factory” become an important field for the construction of local sense and collective memory. Facing the promotion of the Lanzhou-ditch plan by the country. The local sense and collective memories became the main force for the mobilization of the Meihua village community. The sense of place, collective memory, and community mobilization had been transforming into action that resisted forced relocation.