@article{oai:nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp:00029198,
 author = {竹中, 克行 and Takenaka, Katsuyuki},
 journal = {JunCture : 超域的日本文化研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Cambrils is a Catalan town with some 33 thousand inhabitants (as of 2011), located on the west Mediterranean shore. The town has undergone a rapid expansion scarring in the 1960s with the arrival of international tourism and a great amount of seasonal residents. What was once a small fishing village was absorbed by newly developed residential areas, generally of low densities. Today, Cambrils presents, at first glance, a radically different urban model to the widely diffused image of the Mediterranean as a network of compact cities. Many coastal towns of the Mediterranean, however, still continue to reproduce their persistent urban morphology. The concept of urban morphology in this paper is not limited to strictly material aspects. It also encompasses imaginative and sensual dimensions, that is, a geographical substratum in permanent mutation, involving different actors who are present in the city. When some of those actors perceive an existing urban morphology-either a small stream, an old road or a village with a long history- they often add some new element from their own experience and represent it in both tangible and intangible forms. An image shared by a majority of local people around the evolving urban morphology can even work as a motif to elicit ideas for a future city. To analyze in depth the process described above, a wide range of documentary sources were collected from the Cambrils Municipal Archive and complemented by information obtained in a field survey: cartographic material, a portrait of the neighborhood, representations of the town in festivals or board games, images illustrating the official Council's website, etc. What we can learn from the case of Cambrils is the elastic as yet solid nature of its urban morphology, which, passing through a prism of perception and representation, activates a collective imaginary and operates as an effective mediator between past and future.},
 pages = {14--29},
 title = {変化に介在する「地理」 : 編集されつづける地中海都市カンブリルスのかたち},
 volume = {4},
 year = {2013}
}