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9 76 ( ) 20 Place-narratives:aNew ModefortheConstructionoftheConnotation andcharacteristicsofurbanculture LU Shao-ming (DepartmentofArchitecture,ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity,Shanghai200240,China) Abstract:Theconstructionoftheconnotationandcharacteristicsofurbancultureisauniversal problem.thepaperintroducesthetheoryand methodofplace-narrativeintotheresearchofthis problem.itexploressuchkeyelementsasobject,spaceandeventinplacenarrative,andapproaches ofinterpreting,integrating and representingthe historicalinformation and colective memories. Meanwhile,takingXuhuiYuaninShanghaiasanexample,italsoprovidespracticalstrategiesand ideasforurbanrenewalwiththeplace-narrativemode.itproposesaplace-narrativeparadigm,which notonlyprovidesanoperableapproachtotheconstructionofthecharacteristicsofurbanculture,but alsoprovidesanalternativetheoreticalguidanceforthesustainabledevelopmentoftheurbanculture. Keywords: place-narrative ;urbanculture;object-space-event;cultureidentit y 櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅櫅 ( 48 ) [21]. 2001(3): [J].,1999(2): [25]. [M]. [22]. [J].. :,2004.,2001(4): [26]. [J]. 2010(1): [23]. [J]., (11): [27]. [J]., [24]. [J]., 1999(6):9-12. TheProblemofWhetherThereIsDiscontinuationafterthe EmergenceofaLegalDangerousState ZHOU Ming-chuan (KoguanSchoolofLaw,ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity,Shanghai200240,China) Abstract:Inthecrimeofstipulatedpotentialdamageandactualdamagesimultaneously,there arevarioustheoriesontheproblemofwhetherthereisdiscontinuationaftertheemergenceofalegal dangerousstateandontherelationshipbetweenthepotentialdamageofenseandtheactualdamage ofense.infact,becauseoftheuniquecriminalintention whichdirectstotheactualdamage,the potentialdamageofenseisnotanindependentcriminalpaternbutaprovisionofpenaltywhichisto restricttheapplyofpenalty,includingtheatemptedandthediscontinued patern oftheactual damageofense.therefore,althoughitisadiscontinuationoftheactualdamagecrimeinnature,it canbepunishedaccordingtothestatutorysentenceofthepotentialdamageofenseonly. Keywords: potentialdamageofense ;actualdamageofense;dangerousstate;discontinuation

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