Ethnic Ghettos and Transcultural Processes in a Globalised City: New Research on Harbin
Ethnic Ghettos and Transcultural Processes in a Globalised City: New Research on Harbin
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全球化城市中的民族聚居区和跨文化进程：哈尔滨的新研究
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2011
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Ines Prodöhl
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F. Grüner;Ines Prodöhl
哈尔滨是俄罗斯人于 1898 年沿着中东铁路沿线建立的，该铁路是西伯利亚大铁路通往符拉迪沃斯托克的延伸线。在短短几十年内，它迅速发展成为中国东北半殖民地所谓满洲中部的一座全球化城市。本期特刊的文章涉及二十世纪上半叶哈尔滨和满洲的历史，但有一个例外，重点关注哈尔滨当今历史的后果。贡献者特别关注跨文化进程，即居住在城市的不同种族群体之间的相互作用。主要关注点包括自愿或强迫互动、哈尔滨社会不同部分之间界限的越界以及这些越界的后果。这些文章传达了哈尔滨不同社区如何应对持续的政治不稳定、语言差异、文化冲突、冲突解决以及全球挑战对当地影响的印象。或者
Harbin was founded in 1898 by the Russians along the tracks of the Chinese Eastern Railway, an extension of the Trans-Siberian railway towards Vladivostok. In just a few decades it developed rapidly into a globalised city in the middle of so-called Manchuria, a semi-colonial region in northeast China. The articles in this special issue deal with the history of Harbin and Manchuria in the first half of the twentieth century, with one exception focusing rather on the aftermath of Harbin’s history in the present day. The contributors focus in particular on transcultural processes, namely the interplay between the various ethnic groups that inhabited the city. Key concerns include voluntary or forced interaction and the transgression of boundaries between the different parts of Harbin society and the consequences of these transgressions. The articles convey an impression of how Harbin’s varied communities dealt with ongoing political instability, language differences, cultural clashes, conflict resolution, and the local impact of global challenges. or