摘要
Abstract
In the consumer society,the body is no longer merely a physical container for humans,but also viewed as an object of symbolic consumption.As a cultural space,the physical bookstore carries more spatial cultural connota-tions beyond being a place to buy and sell books.Based on an analysis of the status quo of bookstores,this study takes the means of questionnaires and interviews,with the theoretical background of body consumption,to explore the reasons for the generation of body consumption in cultural spaces,including identity recognition through body as a symbol,regulation and escape of the body,and the incubation of spatial symbolic value.In the society over-whelmed by material desires,body consumption brings new development opportunities to physical bookstores while also causing alienation.To effectively enhance the quality of body consumption in cultural spaces,physical book-stores should,in addition to securing policy support and providing local public cultural services,focus on cultural value,tap into local resources,and integrate virtual and real spaces.关键词
身体消费/实体书店/文化空间Key words
body consumption/physical bookstore/cultural space
