... This chapter is a visual excavation of Kang Je-gyu’s film about the Korean War, Taegukgi (2004), in relation to the film sets, theme parks, and exhibitions that drew large audiences in the wake of the film’s box-office success. Looking at material traces of the film’s depiction of the Korean...

... The Korean War often occupies a marginal position within African American history, told as part of a broader tale of military integration and Cold War civil rights. This chapter traces the evolution of Black opposition to the war in Korea. For Black leftists like Claudia Jones and W. E. B. Du...

... Chapter 1 examines how Korean War–era photographs of war orphans come to frame contemporary memory making of the war as the photographs are remediated in contemporary Korean War commemorative events. The narrative of victimhood became a common literary and visual rhetorical device in the decades...

...Family Catachrony Chapter 1 examines how Korean War–era photographs of war orphans come to frame contemporary memory making of the war as the photographs are remediated in contemporary Korean War commemorative events. The narrative of victimhood became a common literary and visual rhetorical...

... Korean War African Americans in the military Cold War civil rights Black internationalism ...

... catachrony Korean War photographs orphan photographs transnational adoption ...

... William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... rethinks the desire to seek authentically Korean methodologies for studies of Korean photography through the binary of national adherence and antagonization. The introduction challenges both epistemic frames by exploring the temporality, performativity, and sensoriality of post–Korean War photography...

..., where it functions in Korea’s imagining of its relationships with China and Japan. remembrance historical sites Korean national division This chapter is a visual excavation of Kang Je-gyu’s film about the Korean War, Taegukgi (2004), in relation to the film sets, theme parks...

... expectations that soldiers’ bodies belong both to the nation and to their most intimate kin, and the irresolvable tension between those expectations. The chapter includes images of newspaper pages from the eras of World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the “war on terror,” depicting the public life...

... is nurtured by the various experiences with the self, his mother, and his new friend, an older Korean War veteran who lives next door. These adults’ unconditional love and care encourage an agentic attunement to the self and an achievement of equanimity for the queer child. queer childhood Andrew Ahn...

...Campaigns The Korean War often occupies a marginal position within African American history, told as part of a broader tale of military integration and Cold War civil rights. This chapter traces the evolution of Black opposition to the war in Korea. For Black leftists like Claudia Jones and W...

... journalistic practice took him to Vietnam and later China where he risked his credibility and passport to inform the world about what he learned. William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... risked his credibility and passport to inform the world about what he learned. William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... at the intersection of post–Cold War and post-socialist transformations, a circumstance that enabled Korean Chinese to claim their long-forgotten kinship with the forbidden homeland of South Korea. By highlighting the contradictory desires Korean Chinese have developed in relation to Yanbian as an un/homely homeland...

... The introduction contextualizes the rise of Korean Chinese borderland dreams in Yanbian, China, through “winds” of migration—the Market Wind, the North Korean Wind, the Soviet Wind, and the (South) Korean Wind—unique local periodizations of recent history, following the economic reforms...