체험된 시간성과공간의 사회화 구조의 상관관계에 관한 연구

Abstract

(Background and Purpose) Developments in mobility have changed the meaning of place as access to rapid movement and information grows in modern society. These changes in information access and speed can easily achieve a deep and broad connection between daily life and desire in consumer societies. The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors of spatial structure that user spontaneity of user 's behavior by grasping correlation between time and spatial structure experienced in space. (Method) The scope of this study centered on the process of socialization in which space is related to time; it studies the correlation of spatial structure according to experienced time. First, there are three types of temporal characteristics experienced in space: linear or cyclical time; media present and current time; and appropriated time. Second, the spatial structure theory of Mikunda and the socialization structure of space are divided into experiential and productive of space experience. The experiential space is classified into transparency and realism according to the emotion of the user, and the productive space is classified into practice of space, representation of space, and space of representation based on Henri Lefebvre's theory. Third, to assign the classification of experience and space to the case, we classified it into four axes leading the consumer in space, according to Christian Mikunda's theory, and analyzed the case. (Results) The results yielded an example of brand culture space that symbolizes the new road space and exchange value to the use value of the new cultural space, by analyzing the axis created by Christian Mikunda. The study classified the space into three keywords corresponding to each characteristic—namely, the three changes and repetitions, the identity and the difference, and the space according to the experience and the temporality of succession. These three keywords were assigned to the keywords of Henri Lefebvre's theory in accordance with the characteristics of the analysis results. (Conclusions) A shopping mall in a complex cultural space cannot be a memorable space for recreation if it does not encourage strolling or browsing behavior, form a concept line, or reproduce the space of a landmark character or core attraction. The formation of an effective representation space enhances the effectiveness of the concept line and leads to an active experience. The stronger the time of allotment, the greater the effect of “simulacres,” which contributes to the transparency of space and leads to loyalty. We hope that this study will provide a basis for modeling socialization of space of essential value which can be flexibly applied according to the situation through detailed analysis of theories and case studies using questionnaires.