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2012
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Benjamin Joinau, « The thing about Seoul: from a thing in which people reside to a place where they live », CNRS Éditions
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October 2007A recent education campaign in the underground transport launched by Seoul’s city council, was lost among the many advertisements for mobile telephones and miraculous remedies for hangovers. A poster like any other, but its contents was quite strange. It read, “Transform your city from a thing in which you reside to a place where you live”. An almost touching appeal from the authorities to encourage citizens to change from being users to inhabitants. What could have motivated Seoul’s...
