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The March First Movement Revisited:A Global Perspective on Decolonization and Democracy
Part 1. New Approach to the March First Movement
Interconnected East Asia and the March First Movement in Korea:A Revolution that Continues to Be Learned£Baik Young¡©seo 3
Manifesto: From a Desired Reality to Its Advent£Kwon Boduerae 33
The March First Movement and Decolonization£Hong Jong¡©wook 62
National Self¡©Determination of Colonial Peoplesand World Democracy£Youn Young¡©shil 92
Yi Kwangsu¡¯s March First Movement:Colonial Violence and the ¡°Civilizing Mission¡±£Kong Im¡©soon 135
Part 2. Outline and Background of the March First Movement
The March First Movement:A Memory of A Hundred Years Ago£Kim Jeong-in 154
By the Peasants, for the Peasants, the World of the Peasants:The Tonghak Peasant Revolution as a Pre-history of the March First Movement£Sung Joo¡©hyun 182
The March First Movement and International Relations£Nagata Akifumi 194
On the 100th Anniversary of the March First Movement:The ¡°Eyes of the Present¡± in Recent Studieson the March First Movement£Jang Won¡©a 209
Cultural Metamorphosis
Two Tales of Admiral Yi Sunsin: Comparative Research on Yi Sunsin Narratives in South and North Korea£Jang Kyung¡©nam 237
Fetishism and the Encounter between Two Religions£Bhang Won¡©il & David W. Kim 261
Korean Studies Abroad
Interview with Professor Yeounsuk Lee(Hitotsubashi University, Japan) 281
Interview with Professor Jooyeon Rhee(The Pennsylvania State University, U.S.) 289
Culture Review
Korea, the Land of the Living Dead: The Biopolitics of the Korean Zombie Apocalypse£Shin Seung¡©hwan 307
The BTS Phenomenon and Digital Cultures£Lee Kee¡©woong 315
Book Review
Nation¡©Empire: Ideology and Rural Youth Mobilizationin Japan and Its Colonies. By Sayaka Chatani£Ko Sun¡©ho 329
The Intimacies of Conflict: Cultural Memory and the Korean War.By Daniel Kim£Joo Young Lee 332
Framed by War: Korean Children and Women at the Crossroadsof U.S. Empire. By Susie Woo£Na Sil Heo 335
Korean Skilled Workers: Toward a Labor Aristocracy.By Hyung¡©A Kim£James Flynn 338
Bibliography ¡¦ 342
Index ¡¦ 368 |
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