1-1. Meaning of Reading a City Through Literature

1-2. Expansion of Seoul’s Administrative Districts

1-3. Desire of Wanting to Go to Seoul

1-4. Reasons Why People Wanted to Become a Person of Seoul

2-1. Residential Areas of Seoul

2-2. Rich Neighborhoods in Seoul

2-3. Shantytowns in Seoul and Move

2-4. Building Shanties and Young People Living in Shantytowns

2-5. Public Housing and the Mapo Apartments

3-1. Rapid Economic Development and the Bulldozer Mayor

3-2. Streetcar, Which Ended up Disappearing

3-3. Birth of a City Connected by Cars and the Bus System

3-4. Things That Disappeared from the City Center of Seoul

4-1. Heyday of the Gwanghwamun Gate and Downtown Gangbuk

4-2. Building Higher Buildings in the City Center

4-3. Exotic Cityscape of Downtown Seoul

4-4. Broadening of the Outskirts of Seoul

5-1. Policies to Legalize Shanties and to Forcibly Move the Urban Poor

5-2. Creation and the Collapse of the Simin Apartments

5-3. Gwangju Housing Complex Incident

5-4. Subalterns of the Gwangju Housing Complex

7-1. Middle Class and Apartment Complexes

7-2. Changing Perception of Apartments

7-3. Apartments and Their Consumption Culture

7-4. Middle Class Gangnam Women and the “Madame Broker”

8-1. Multilayered Hierarchization of Seoul’s Urban Space

8-2. Displaced People and the Rise of Class Antagonism

8-3. Pain Suffered by the People in the Satellite City Seongnam

8-4. The Legally Excluded Socially Disadvantaged

8-5. Thinking Seoul during the 1960s and 1970s from Today’s Perspective