Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
Kory Saram
Madame Freedom
Musa
Namnam pungnyo (Southern Man, Northern Woman, or Love Impossible)
P'iagol
T'aegkki
Tokyo-Peking: Through Tyosen and Manchoukuo, 1931
Welcome to Dongmakgol
Week 1 (8/22/2012): Introduction
Week 2 (8/27, 29): Foundation Myths and National Identity
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"Origins of Korean Culture," in Sources of Korean Tradition, vol. 1,
eds. Peter H. Lee and Wm.
Theodore de Bary (NY: Columbia University Press, 1997), 1-6.
"Foundation Myths," in Peter H. Lee, Anthology of Korean Literature
from Early Times to the
Nineteenth Century (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press,
1990), 3-16.
Benedict Anderson, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the
Origins and Spread of Nationalism
(London: Verso, 1983), 5-7, 9-12.
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National identity
Michael J. Seth, A Concise History of Korea (Lanham, MD: Rowman &
Littlefleld, 2006), 7-26.
Jane Portal, "Archaeology and the Reshaping of History," in Art Under
Control in North Korea
(London: Reaktion Books, 2005), 105-115.
"King Kwanggaet'o Stele," Sources of Korean Tradition 1, 23-26.
James Palais, A Search for Korean Uniqueness, Harvard Journal of
Asiatic Studies vol.55, no.2
(December 1995), pp. 409-25.
"Korea in the Chinese Dynastic Histories" in Peter H. Lee and Wm.
Theodore de Bary, eds
Sources of Korean Tradition I (New York: Columbia University
Press, 1997), 6-13.
Week 3 (9/5): Three Kingdoms
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Michael Seth, A Concise History of Korea, "The Fourth Century and
the Emergence of the
Three Kingdoms," 27-47.
Ebrey, Patricia, Anne Walthall, and James Palais. Early Korea:
Chosn, Three Kingdoms,
Silla, Parhae.Pre-Modern East Asia: To 1800, A Cultural, Social
and Political History.
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Two Koreas
Film: Kim Jongilia
Literature: Inside North Korea, Special Feature, Azalea (2008),
comic boosk and O Yngjae. Oh, My Mother Upon hearing after 40 years that my
mothers lives in the
South, Azalea (2008) pp. 73-152.
Michael E. Robinson, Koreas Twentieth-Century Odyssey (2007), Ch.
7, pp. 146-166.
Due: response paper
Week 11 (10/29, 31) Two Koreas
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(February 4. 2000).
Michael Ha, "History Backs Korea's Dokdo Sovereignty," The Korea
Times (August 2, 2008).
Michael Weinstein, "South Korea-Japan DokdoAakeshima Dispute:
Toward Confrontation,
Japan Focus (May 2006).
Alexis Dudden and Lee Jong-Heon, "Dokdo/Takeshima Cloud the
Future of Japan-Korea
Relations," Japan Focus (Sept. 11, 2008).
Choe Sang-hun, "Foreign Brides Challenge South Korean Prejudice,"
International Herald
Tribune (June 24, 2005).
Norimitsu Onishi, "Korean Men Use Brokers to Find Brides in
Vietnam," New York ' Times
(February 22, 2007).
Norimitsu Onishi, "Wed to Strangers, Vietnamese Brides Build Korean
Lives," New York
Times (March 30, 2008).
Invention of Korean Cuisine
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Katarzyna Cwiertka, Dining Out in the Land of Desire: Colonial Seoul
and the Korean
Culture of Consumption, in Consuming Korean Tradition in
Early and Late Modernity.
_______________, "The Soy Sauce Industry in Korea: Scrutinizing the
Legacy of Japanese
Colonialism," Asian Studies Review 30 (Dec. 06).
Han Kyung-Koo, "Some Foods Are Good to Think: Kimchi and the
Epitomization of
National Character," Korean Social Science Journal 27.1 (2000).
Yang Young-Kyun, "Jajangmyeon and Gunggukjip: The Changing
Position and Meaning of
Chinese Food and Chinese Restaurants in Korean
Society," Korea Journal 45.2
(Summer 05).
Kim Kwang-ok, "Contested Terrain of Imagination: Chinese Food in
Korea," Changing
Chinese Foodways in Asia, edited by David Wu and Tan Cheebeng (Hong Kong:
Chinese University Press, 2001).
Hahm Hanhee, "Rice and Koreans: Three Identities and
Meanings," Korea Journal
(Summer 05).
Chu Young-ha, "Origin and Change in Kimch'i Culture, Korea
Journal 35.2 (Summer 95).
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Study Period
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conflicts with your participation in the course, please meet with me before
the end of the second week of the term to discuss appropriate
accommodations.
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