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HUMAN GEOGRAPHY  2018, Vol. 33 Issue (3): 52-59    DOI: 10.13959/j.issn.1003-2398.2018.03.007
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RESEARCH ON THE NARRATIVE SPACE OF OLD DISTRICT IN SHENYANG BASED ON GIS
GAO Yan-peng1,2, XU Xiao-fei2, XIU Chun-liang2
1. School of Geographical Sciences, Northeast Normal University, Changchun 130000, China;
2. School of Architecture, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819, China

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Abstract  In 1960s, narratology as asubject began in the field of western history and literature. Until the end of the twentieth Century, narratology began to turn to space research and then formed spatial narratology. Since then, spatial narratology has been gradually applied to urban and rural planning, especially in the field of urban and rural spatial structure. Spatial narratology not only focuses on the materialization elements in urban development, but also pays more attention to the in-depth exploration of non-physical elements such as urban culture and urban memory represented by these materialized elements. Spatial narratology has become an important route to exploring the ontology and spirit of the place. At present, spatial narratology has become one of the rising research perspectives in the cultural geography. From the perspective of spatial narratology, based on GIS platform, this article using the kernel density and K function makes a point pattern quantitative analysis of artificial narrative elements and humanistic event narrative elements in Shenyang old district of three periods of ancient, modern and present, comes up with the structure of the narrative space and the narrative spatial structure units, such as narrative cluster and narrative corridor, and then summarizes the characteristics of dynamic development, functional diversity and historical inheritance, and the evolution mechanism of economic drive, natural elements, city orientation and traffic development. This article analyzes the narrative space in Shenyang old district from the perspective of human geography and narrative space theory.
Key wordsquantitative research      point pattern      cultural geography      spatial narratology      urban development     
Received: 18 September 2017     
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