加拿大西部唐人街:承载华人族群经济史的文化遗产
发布时间：2019-01-12 17:03
【摘要】：本文通过梳理相关文献,发现在1924年以前,加拿大西海岸地区的唐人街因为政策制定、劳工短缺、市场需求、资源配置与社会组织的原因,形成了城市、矿山与农业三种互补相生的唐人街;具有显著的生态性族群经济特色。1924年到1947年的《排华法案》实施期间,华人经济与生活遭受了来自政策和民间双重严重打击。华人的族群经济和就业发生了明显的改变。由于社会的歧视,华人劳动力只能被迫流向以餐饮为代表的有限几种行业;这造成了中国文化开始其本地化和加拿大的其它文化接受华人文化元素的双向互溶过程。北美的各个唐人街就是见证这一变化过程的物质载体。
[Abstract]:By combing the relevant literature, this paper finds that before 1924, the Chinatown in the west coast of Canada formed a city because of the reasons of policy making, labor shortage, market demand, resource allocation and social organization. The three complementary Chinatowns of mining and agriculture; During the implementation of the Chinese exclusion Act from 1924 to 1947, the Chinese economy and life suffered a heavy blow from both the policy and the folk. The ethnic group economy and employment of the Chinese have changed markedly. As a result of social discrimination, the Chinese labor force can only be forced to flow to a limited number of industries represented by catering, which caused the Chinese culture to begin its localization and other cultures in Canada to accept the two-way process of cultural elements of Chinese culture. The Chinatowns of North America are material carriers that witness the process of change.
【作者单位】： 广西师范大学文学院;深圳大学;
【分类号】：G171.1
，
本文编号：2408004
[Abstract]:By combing the relevant literature, this paper finds that before 1924, the Chinatown in the west coast of Canada formed a city because of the reasons of policy making, labor shortage, market demand, resource allocation and social organization. The three complementary Chinatowns of mining and agriculture; During the implementation of the Chinese exclusion Act from 1924 to 1947, the Chinese economy and life suffered a heavy blow from both the policy and the folk. The ethnic group economy and employment of the Chinese have changed markedly. As a result of social discrimination, the Chinese labor force can only be forced to flow to a limited number of industries represented by catering, which caused the Chinese culture to begin its localization and other cultures in Canada to accept the two-way process of cultural elements of Chinese culture. The Chinatowns of North America are material carriers that witness the process of change.
【作者单位】： 广西师范大学文学院;深圳大学;
【分类号】：G171.1
，
本文编号：2408004
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