台北與上海BDSM實踐空間的情慾異托邦

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台北與上海BDSM實踐空間的情慾異托邦

Lust of Heterotopia: BDSM Practice Spaces in Taipei and Shanghai

蔡博藝 , Masters　　Advisor：畢恆達　　

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6342/NTU201904104

BDSM ；異托邦；空間生產；情慾文化；邊界工作； BDSM ； Heterotopia ； The production of space ； Lust ； Boundary work

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The thesis describes the basic knowledge and practices of BDSM culture from spatial perspective. Besides, it focuses on spaces of practice and the historical context of the development of BDSM communities in Taipei and Shanghai.
   The concept of Heterotopia proposed by Michel Foucault was used to examine the erotic BDSM spaces which exist between the imaginary and real world. Moreover, BDSM spaces were classified into S, M, L, and XL inspired by Rem Koolhaas’s book.
   In this thesis, S among S, M, L, XL corresponds to small and private spaces where private discipline training was practiced. S spaces could be a private residence modified for BDSM practices, rental dungeons, or private BDSM themed rooms. M spaces are relatively public or semi-public spaces where social gatherings, courses, or shows were held. In the L section, the author examined the relationships between BDSM spaces and their metropolitan context in terms of location, urban culture, and urban governance. As the XL section, BDSM was seen as a subculture which had a complex and ambivalent relationship with mainstream culture from the social, cultural, and economic perspectives.

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