Titlebook: Korean Memories and Psycho-Historical Fragmentation; Mikyoung Kim Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 asia.econ

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Korean Memories and Psycho-Historical Fragmentation: Fast-Forward, Retrospective,his edited volume as manifestations of ruptured memories in the unprecedented pressure of compressed modernization that Korean society has been going through for the past century. Her analyses of two opinion polls taken in 2000 and 2013 show subtle and nuanced yet distinctive changes that have taken

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From War to War: Ch’anggy?ng Garden and Postcolonial Militarism in Early (South) Korearocess of (South) Korea’s decolonization after liberation. It argues that the garden’s colonial afterlives resulted from contentious interactions between the state-building projects of bourgeois elites and the everyday practices of subaltern citizens. For his part, Syngman Rhee sought to identify th

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Women’s Redress Movement for Japanese Military Sexual Slavery: Decolonizing History, Reconstituting h as an insider and outsider of the movement, I explore the trajectories of major debates and activism focusing on the Korean Council from a postcolonial feminist perspective. Responding to the continuous Japanese government denial of historical wrongdoings and refusal to accept legal reparation for

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Legacies of the Korean War: Transforming Ancestral Rituals in South Koreaivil strife and war, in which achieving national unity became equivalent to excising one or the other side from the body politic. In this context, the political history of right and left is not to be considered separately from the history of the human lives and social institutions torn apart by it.

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Forgetting Korean Agency in the Transnational Cold Wariety of complex ways. The argument of this chapter is that at several important moments over the course of this long history the participation of Korean actors in these projects evinced a tendency to be structurally forgotten. The causes of this occlusion were themselves multi-agentive; this chapter

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Korea’s Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon: Reconstructing the War Memories of Detained Diplomatsyzing oral history documents. Whilst the existing studies focus on the inter-governmental negotiations for their repatriation, this research looks at the lived experiences and internalized memories of Korean detainees. It allows the revelation of hidden transcripts under the dominant discourse on Ko