지역문화 향유활동과 등질권역의 연관관계 연구

Abstract

In the modern societies that deepen their variety and complexity, central government divides cultural areas according to the specificities of each region and carries out tailor-made cultural policies based on the environment of each region. However, due to the fact that a serial investigation related to cultural policies cannot reflect the characteristics related to the gaps between different regional environments, an efficient policy cannot be completed. This is why this research, by comparing the conditions of cultural accessibility according to different units such as vast regions and those of smaller homogeneous vital spaces with core communities, examines a spectrum of differences and seeks to explain the physical, social and human characteristics of specific districts(洞), that is to say, a small administrative unit correlated to the characteristics of each space and the conditions of cultural accessibility. In order to achieve this aim, by assessing archive documents linked to research on conditions of cultural accessibility and the lower estate market, we have tried to extract the main cause of distinction and analyze its correlations. Above all, an attempt is made at concretely examining the differences between the core community and the homogeneous space linked to the characteristics of the homogeneous estate space. The results reflecting the conditions of cultural accessibility according to either vast regional areas or a homogeneous space with core communities show significant gaps. Moreover, results vary according to various parameters in the economic and social environment of this region since results of a broad unit like a region cannot reflect the characteristics of each core community and homogeneous space. Subsequently, this research suggests that in order to enhance overall regional cultural policies, one should seek to consider and harmonize the characteristics of administrative units with core communities and homogeneous spaces.