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	Korean Nationalism (Japanese Period)
		Nations exist not only as functions of a particular kind of territorial state or the aspiration to establish one - broadly speaking, the citizen state of the French Revolution - but also in the context of a particular stage of technological and economic development.
		Nations and their associated phenomena must therefore be analyzed in terms of political, technical, administrative, economic and other conditions and requirements.
		Their view of nation – mixture of elitarist diplomatic/military (“we are to compete with others”) and democratic (advocacy of some primitive forms of human rights) discourses, strongly influenced by the “core” (USA) and “sub-core” (Japan) currents, thus lack of attention to the danger of colonization (or view of colonization as inevitable phenomenon: typical Social-Darwinism).
	www.geocities.com /uioeastasia2002/KSP6revised.htm (4531 words)

	Korean nationalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Korean nationalism may refer to two closely related ideologies, separated in time and differentiated by their respective conditions, that are sometimes confused due to historical circumstances and a chance of jargon usage.
		The origin of old Korean nationalism can be dated back to the Japanese invasions of the 16th century, and more recently the late 19th century invasion and occupation of Korea by Japan which lasted until liberation in 1945.
		Korean nationalism in the late 20th century has been characterised by the split between North and South Korea.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Korean_nationalism (1535 words)

	Kotaji 거타지: Pak Noja on Korean Nationalism and the Left
		The North Korean reforms provided a model and gave Yi Sŭngman (Syngman Rhee) a sense of crisis: “if we don’t also do this to some extent we will not be able to compete with the North.” So the historical contribution of quite a few aspects of the North Korean revolution can be evaluated positively.
		Mass mobilisation was a phrase that was continuously used during the latter years of Japanese colonialism, and one of the phrases that expressed in the most compressed manner the fascism of the late colonial period.
		So, when General Kim Il-sung was constructing a nation state, he brought in considerable parts of the apparatus of state control and repression that were taken from the mechanisms of administration of the Japanese imperialists, the very people he had been struggling against up until then.
	kotaji.blogspot.com /2005/08/pak-noja-on-korean-nationalism-and.html (1110 words)

	Talk:Korean nationalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The article Korean nationalism is being edited in conjunction with Talk:Korean pride, keeping an eye on avoiding content overlap and maintaining two distinct article identities, as merging was an idea oft suggested during Korean pride 's Votes for Deletion (VFD) discussion.
		but aside from all that, i agree with the poster that some the earlier stuff on korean nationalism was shallow and unreflective.
		This entire article claims that Korea is a weakling, third world nation that couldn't stand up to Japan for the lives of their people.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Korean_nationalism (969 words)

	Korea faces challenges of multiethnic society - FSI Stanford
		Koreans are said to believe that they all belong to a "unitary nation" ("tanil minjok"), one that is ethnically homogeneous and racially distinctive from its neighbors.
		Nation was also used as a trump card to override other competing identities as well as to justify violations of human and civic rights in both Koreas in the name of the "nation." The power of nationalism has thus hindered cultural and social diversity and tolerance in Korean society.
		Koreans need an institutional framework to promote a national identity that would allow recognition of ethnic diversity and cultural tolerance among the populace, rather than appeal to an ethnic consciousness that tends to encourage a false uniformity and then enforcing conformity to it.
	fsi.stanford.edu /news/korea_faces_challenges_of_multiethnic_society_20070723 (1892 words)

	Intersections: The Nation is a Woman: The Korean Nation Embodied as an Overseas Adopted Korean Woman in Chang Kil-su's ...
		Feminist scholars argue that modern nation states are profoundly gendered in the sense that the nation is embodied as a woman.
		[2] The nation imagined as a female body gives rise to strong familial connotations, and it is the task of patriarchal nationalism and male power, often represented by the government and military, to rescue and defend, sacrifice and in the end die for her.
		This is illustrated by her disgraceful transgressions of Korean womanhood, her constant violation of prescribed modest appearance and sexual chastity, her 'free' relationships with several Swedish men, and her shameless state as an unmarried and single mother to a biracial child.
	intersections.anu.edu.au /issue11/hubinette.html (6614 words)

	Korea: Session 112 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The aim of this panel is to help develop varied strategies for reassessing both the complex history of nationalism in twentieth-century Korea, and the scholarship on Korean nationalism produced within and outside of Korea.
		New archetypes of Korean thought have gained currency, from the philosophy of Yulgok and Wonhyo as proud national assets, to Shamanism and folk beliefs as the Korean people’s source of creativity.
		This competition took place on several different levels, but the most pronounced and problematic was through deploying the opposing historical claims and interpretations—implying both a redefinition of the role of events and persons, and a redefinition of the nature of the political community—into the public arena.
	www.aasianst.org /absts/2000abst/Korea/K-112.htm (897 words)

	Political Ideals of Dosan Ahn Chang-ho
		Korean nationalism is pursued along with political and economical development and democracy is the basic principle underlying nationalism.
		The direction of nationalism was heading toward pursuing a nation that every levels of society could take part in, by adopting positive aspects of liberalism and socialism.
		Middle-of-the-road policy of nationalism was an attempt to unify forces of groups and to construct a nation with unified force by policy based on equality.
	www.gkn-la.net /dosan_resources/dosan6.htm (4522 words)

	Language Purism in Korea
		North Koreans who were opposed to the full abandonment of Chinese characters (because of the resulting confusion in the vocabulary system) were dealt with by being publicly denounced as "the remains of the overthrown exploiting class, sectarian factors deeply influenced by flunkeyism, doctrinism, and reactionism"(93).
		However, North Koreans did not use the words until they were carefully distributed to elementary schools, printers, and press media, and became established in the language of North Korea as the new "cultured language"(99).
		At least one Korean scholar, Park Nahm-Sheik, has criticized the purists of his country as being "excessively nationalistic or even chauvinistic" in their claim that Korean is "the only language in the world that is truly pure and beautiful"(137).
	www.fortunecity.com /victorian/exhibition/605/page31.html# (4681 words)

	Nationalism in Korea
		However, Korean nationalism is just as important as a strong conservative force of the modern era.
		Korean history and language), traditional arts and mass media, formed the second force behind Korean nationalism.
		Thus, theories of ancient Korean history as exposed by nationalist historians became the philosophical foundation of the indigenous religious movements of the early twentieth century.
	www.asianinfo.org /asianinfo/korea/rel/nationalism.htm (733 words)

	Nationalism in Northeast Asia
		North Korean nationalism is state-centered, hierarchical, regimented, and focused on
		Nationalism in Northeast Asia is unlikely to lead to armed conflict in the region.
		Participants felt that US policymakers don’t understand that nationalism in Northeast Asian states is very localized: the histories of Northeast Asian countries which have led to present-day nationalism are very different, thus the present-day nature of each country’s nationalism is unique.
	www.apcss.org /core/Conference/CR_ES/020430-020502CR.htm (953 words)

	Post-Colonial nationalism in divided Korea: 1945 - today
		Both Koreas chose the way of “political exclusion from the national body”: in the North, Southern elite was described as “bunch of national traitors”, who were to be eliminated so that “state” and “ethnic” unity would be “recovered”.
		Their only hope is, as they were born and will be buried on this land, to become a seed to serve the nation and God, to serve by labor and belief in life, and to serve with their flesh and bones in death, by making their land fertile.
		Nationalism was toned down in deference to the country's connections to the Soviet Union and China.
	www.geocities.com /uioeastasia2002/KSP7.htm (2559 words)

	Japan Focus
		While revisionist nationalism itself is not new (such views had persisted throughout the postwar period within the relatively small extreme conservative sectors in Japan), two factors seem to distinguish post-1980s nationalism from the earlier discourses of nation and nationalism.
		Korea and the Koreans are essentialised, homogenised, and ahistoricised in a string of problematic historical events, actions, and episodes that dismiss important historical distinctions.
		To Koichi who suggests that Taiwanese and Koreans are ‘friends’ as the victims of Japan’s colonization, she retorts ‘what nonsense!’ and insists that she does not share Koichi’s ‘anti-Japanese education’ and ‘distorted victim consciousness.
	japanfocus.org /products/details/2535 (5952 words)

	Scribblings of the Metropolitician: On "Korean Blood," Social Policy, and the Dangers of Race-Based Nationalism
		Korean notions of society organized into overlapping concentric circles of patriarchal spheres of authority is inescapably Japanese; authority figures of increasing and overlapping power in Japan could be described roughly as traveling up from father, teacher (commander), emperor.
		Korean culture, which involves both the internal family structure, as well as ideas of social equality, in fact resisted to a great degree the autocratic rule of Park Chung Hee (let's not forget all the students that died).
		Koreans, jealous of Japan being modern and rich, and their country being not modern, primitive and dirty poor, copied the fact from us and decided to say they are the purest race in the world.
	metropolitician.blogs.com /scribblings_of_the_metrop/2006/02/on_korean_blood.html (6020 words)

	Wisdom of Korea (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new South Korean government seems to imagine itself not as an ally but as an intermediary between North Korea and the United States and urges the United States to negotiate a peaceful solution to the North Korean nuclear program, which, coupled with the renunciation of pressure, means acceding to many of Pyongyang's demands.
		On August 15 of 1948, the government of the Republic of Korea was inaugurated with Rhee Seungman as the president, Shin Ikhee as the chairman of the National Assembly, and Kim Byung-Ro as the chief justice.
		When the Korean army was organized into eight regiments, Dr. Won became the commander of the 8th regiment stationed in Wonju, and the small-sized Korean officer cured by him became one of the staff officers in Dr. Won's regiment.
	www2.physics.umd.edu /~yskim/wisdom/wk03a.html (20201 words)

	PINR - Comfort Women Debate Uncovers Japanese and Korean Nationalism
		Korean women, maintaining that they were coerced (an accusation backed by the broad consensus of historians), demand a full apology, inclusion of the facts surrounding sexual slavery in Japanese textbooks, better compensation, and a new law to pay reparations directly.
		Koreans have countered that, aside from a court ruling, Japan has not apologized for the critical point: that the prostitution was coerced by the government itself, not by a private party such as an independent contractor.
		The South Korean president, Kim Dae-jung, himself said in 1998 that the issue of comfort women was closed, referring to a 1965 treaty that normalized South Korea's relationship with Japan.
	www.pinr.com /report.php?ac=view_report&report_id=637&language_id=1 (2252 words)

	ANU Centre for Korean Studies
		Korean language classes will be offered through the China and Korea Centre, located in the Faculty of Asian Studies, for students who have no previous language experience through to classes for background speakers.
		First, particular attention will be paid to the pre-imperialist, pre-colonial development of nationalist movements in the two countries and their continuing legacies in order to dispel the myths that nationalism and aggression were inextricably related in Japan and that Korean nationalism was a creation of Japanese imperialism.
		The purpose of the second semester is to extend understanding of the different dimensions of security in the Asia-Pacific region, nuclear biological and chemical weapons proliferation; economic and energy security; issues such as terrorism and counter-terrorism and trans-national crime as a security challenge; environmental pressures and resource competition; and ethnic conflict and separatism.
	koreanstudies.anu.edu.au /courses.htm (1576 words)

	Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea
		South Koreans' attitude toward the U.S., as seen in the latest hostage crisis in Afghanistan, was markedly different from the anti-American sentiment vented during the kidnapping and beheading of Kim Sun-il in Iraq in June 2004.
		Kang Won-taek of Soongsil University defines this trend as a transition from Korean nationalism to South Korean or ¡°Republic-of-Korea¡± nationalism.
		According to Kang, this new South Korean nationalism owes something to the advent of a ¡°post-386¡± generation who are IT- savvy and aware of globalization, and to a change in South Koreans' perception of North Korea and a more realistic understanding of the situation the Korean Peninsula finds itself in.
	english.chosun.com /w21data/html/news/200709/200709030021.html (524 words)

	Pierre J. Proudhon Memorial Computer
		Nationalism is an extension of egotism and chauvinism that encompasses an arbitrary set of social "norms" and biological factors, and promotes them as the only permissible behavior, culture and biology within a given region of the earth.
		Nationalism is an opportunistic way to prey on people's prejudices and stereotypes and fuse them into a social movement to achieve some goal.
		Nationalism is sometimes used as a way for working-class people to band together and fight an external invader or internal capitalist class...
	flag.blackened.net (3166 words)

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		They could use the occasions for collecting resources of their music study in a transitional period of Korean history when playing Korean traditional music itself was not appreciated by scholars or the learned, and the girl students had to hide their instruments, afraid of being regarded as lowly female entertainers.
		All the questions of the intervention in the Korean Peninsula by the nations concerned and of the division of South and North Korea exalt Korean nationalism incessantly.
		Also, considering that the National Center for Korean Traditional Performing Arts holds the largest number of performance of Korean traditional music, Gugak FM is thought to contribute to the preservation of the music by broadcasting it and producing recordings.
	polyglot.lss.wisc.edu /mpi/conference/korea.htm (2929 words)

	Pan-Korean Nationalism, Anti-Great Power-ism and U.S.-South Korean Relations
		Pan Korean nationalism is the term I use to describe the sense of Korean nationalism in South Korea that embraces north and south.
		In conclusion, South Korean politics is in a profound period of transition as the result of a generational shift, the end of the Cold War, democratization, and growing self-confidence.
		The Chung’ang ilbo poll was part of a national poll on wide ranging issues to mark the 40th anniversary of the newspaper and was conducted between August 24 and September 10, 2005.
	www.nautilus.org /fora/security/0601Kim.html (4436 words)

	Korean History:: A Bibliography :::::: [LATE 19TH CENTURY THRU 1945 - Intellectualism/Nationalism]
		Robinson, Michael E. "Ideological Schism in the Korean Nationalist Movement, 1920-1930: Cultural Nationalism and the Radical Critique." The Journal of Korean Studies 4 (1982-1983): 241-268.
		Robinson, Michael E. "National Identity and the Thought of Sin Ch'aeho: Sadaejuui and Chuch'e in History and Politics." The Journal of Korean Studies 5 (1984): 121-142.
		Wells, Kenneth M. "Yun Ch'i-ho and the Quest for National Integrity: The Formation of a Christian Approach to Korean Nationalism at the End of the Choson Dynasty." Korea Journal 22:1 (January 1982): 42-59.
	www.hawaii.edu /korea/bibliography/late_19thC_thru_1945-intellectual_nationalism.htm (2794 words)

	The Epoch Times \| South Korean “Nationalism”: A Dangerous One-Way Street
		My concern with the new Korean nationalism is that is only goes one way- against the U.S. and its allies for their past misdeeds.
		For all their concern over the grievances of the divided Korean nation, the 386ers seem to have no such anger over the past and present actions of Communist China against the Korean nation and her people.
		He was allowed to brutally torture and imprison the Koreans trapped in his regime until the day he died, after which his son, Kim Jong-il, was given free reign to implement disastrous economic policies that turned a difficult series of weather patterns into a devastating famine that killed up to three million Koreans.
	en.epochtimes.com /news/5-5-6/28538.html (1166 words)

	LP: Nationalism prevalent in Korean history textbooks, experts say
		On the other hand, Korean nationalism is quiet and not provocative, but is supported by a thick layer of Korea historians," said Lee Gil-sang, a professor of the state-funded Academy of Korean Studies.
		The degree of nationalism in Korean ones is also very serious as it is prevalent and has never been lessoned.
		For example, he says nationalism is shown in the textbook's statement that all Koreans, whether they belong to the lower or upper class, cooperated in combating outside forces such as Japan and China which often invaded the Korean Peninsula.
	www.libertypost.org /cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=94581 (1310 words)

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