일상의 리듬분석 -쇼핑센터와 기차역을 중심으로- = Rhythmanalysis of Our Everyday Life -In relation of mobility-

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Our daily lives consist of complex rhythms. Concerns over rhythm are connected with the sense of dailiness, temporality, spatiality, and locality. The acceleration in mobility caused by new technologies is quickening the daily rhythm. The rhythm in capitalist consumption spaces, such as shopping malls, has been won over by the rhythm of capital, turning into a simply repetitive one without resistance or change. The capitalist production methods, which are represented by the Taylorist conveyer belt, solidify repetition as a stable rhythm leading to no creative change at all. Fancy appearances and fast changes associated with consumerism ultimately result in boredom. This is because boredom is related not to speed but to rhythm. However, with occasional slowness and harmonious rhythm, our daily lives emerge from such boredom. In this study, we focus on reality, where the mobility of transportation and telecommunication, represented by space-time compression, creates great change in social experiences and networks, including the representation system, cultural form, and philosophical sensibility. In this study, we also examine how the human rhythm responds to the speed of capital in consumption spaces. we study how that rhythm was won over by and resist speed. In addition, taking a ``psychogeographical`` perspective, we review the effects of repetitive rhythms-found in 24-hour shopping malls and commuter train stations in particular-on human materials and environments. Lastly, we explore how local spaces that restore humanistic rhythm can be established.

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