The hasukjip: situation in 2020s. in the Republic of Korea and abroad
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https://doi.org/10.29105/contexto18.28-411Keywords:
Korea, housing studies, economy, hasukjip, urban studiesAbstract
Abstract. The hasukjip (하숙집) is a form of small business in the South Korean cities. It consists of a house with a number (small hasukjip has near 10-20 rooms, but big- some dozens rooms or more) boarding rooms. Before Coronavirus situation any Korean and foreign students living in hasukjips and Koreans understood hasukjips only as a type of private dormitory, but if we examine the example of changes in hasukjips we can also consider trends in the Korean society. Although hasukjips reflect elements and aspects of the various sides of the life in Korea, Korean and foreign scholars have not undertaken research on the situation of the hasukjip or changes in its history and this institution remains little-unknown in the Western academic world.
This work based on the sociological materials (these interviews had place in 2022. In this sociological interview for persons, who lived in the hasukjips, took part 184 Korean people and 20 foreigners. Moreover, was created interview for masters of the hasukjip. In this event took part 50 persons. Lists of the interview and further information were added as attachments) and some written works.
The aim of this article is to consider modern situation of the hasukjip in Korea and abroad, its place in life of the Korean people.
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Kim Alexander, The hasukjip: its history and current situation, in: Bitácora urbano territorial, vol. 3. Number 1. 2016. pp. 33-40 DOI: https://doi.org/10.15446/bitacora.v26n1.57106
Korean language program (2010). Seoul: Yonsei university Press.
In Korean periodicals
Hasukjip lobby (하숙촌 르뽀). 1978-11-09, in: The University`s newspaper of Seoul National University (서울대학교 대학신문사).
Ko Je-seok (고재석). 1993-05-10. The Hasukjip in which love has blossomed (사랑이 꽃피는 하숙집), in: The University newspaper of Seoul National University (서울대학교 대학신문사).
Kang Yun-ju (강윤주). 2009-12-09. Seoul, Sinchon, the hasuk village is popular among foreign students (서울 신촌 하숙촌, 외국인 유학생에 인기), in: Korean newspaper (한국일보),
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