地名文化的多维阐释与当代传承OA

In the context of growing cultural and tourism integration in ethnic areas,toponymic culture is confronted with a triple impact of"symbolic dilution—functional weakening—memory discontinuity."How to achieve the paradigm shift from"static symbols"to"dynamic capital"has become an urgent practical challenge.Based on the theoretical perspective of linguistic landscape,this study takes Gulin county in Sichuan Province as a typical case,employs a qualitative methodology to construct a tri-dimensional analytic framework of"Form Decoding-Context Tracing-Functional Regeneration,"which systematically elucidates the multidimensional characteristics and inheritance pathways of toponymic culture.The findings indicate that,in terms of linguistic form,Gulin place names act as"living fossils"of the multi-ethnic language contact,preserving unique phonological remnants and morphological principles from substrate languages such as Miao and Yi;at the connotative level,the connotations of Gulin place names encapsulate the profound information about the geographical locations,ethnic migration,historical culture,and folk beliefs;at the functional level,they have the potential for constructing regional cultural identity and transforming tourism value.Therefore,this study proposes a dual-wheel-driven contemporary inheritance practice system that integrates"Cultural Context Revitalization"and"Industrial Empowerment",aiming to establish a"Toponymic Culture+"industry chain and explore an integrated approach of thematic education,scenarized narratives and experiential dissemination.The three-dimensional analytical framework constructed in this study provides an operable methodological tool for toponymic culture research,and offers theoretical reference and practical enlightenment for the protection and revitalization utilization of toponymic cultural heritage in ethnic regions.