...Joan Kee 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Claiming Sites of Independence: Articulating Hysteria in Pak Ch’˘ol-su’s 301/302 Joan Kee The first fifteen minutes of Pak Ch’˘ol-su’s 301/302 (1995) is a veritable mélange of stylized poses, lush...

...Christopher P. Hanscom This article addresses the conjunction of disease, desire, and language in modernist Korean fiction of the late colonial period, particularly in Pak T'aewŏn's representative novella One Day in the Life of the Author, Mr. Kubo (1934). I bring to bear two central concepts...

... identity. I then analyze anti-Sôaikai political movements by Korean workers, movements that coincided with the rise to parliamentary fame of the Sôaikai's cofounder, Pak Ch'um-gum, who became the first colonial subject elected into the Japanese National Diet in 1932. The inimitable and not quite...

...Pak No-hae Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 Document Two Poems Pak No-hae Crying Out for Fingerprints Braving sleet as we make our way, Musing, with a smile, how nice it’d be To have occasional breaks...

... done there, including Pak Yeongtaek’s A Study of the Proletarian Arts Movement before and after the 1930s and the Post-Liberation Leftist Art Movement1 and Choi Yeol’s The History of Modern Arts Movements in Korea.2 Pak’s work...

... conglomerates. The fruits of the decade’s unprec- edented economic growth, however, were not evenly shared. Excluded from the distribution of increased national wealth and political power — especially after President Pak Chunghee’s authoritarian...

... Party or KDP);that of Kim Ku and Kim Kyu-sik; that of Yo Un-hyong and the Znmindung (Korean People’s Party); and that of Pak Hon-yong and the positions 1 :2 Fall 1993 462 Korean Communist Party (KCP...

... of colonial Korea. These so-­called “socialist women” (sahoejuui yŏsŏng), among whom we count Kang, Pak Hwasŏng, and Paek Sinae, developed a feminist approach that was markedly differ- ent from that of the early 1920s writers of the New Women movement...

... of acculturation—as much a remaking as a receiving—in early twentieth-century East Asia along with circumstantial intersections of colonialism, class, and sexuality. As Pak Chinyŏng (2011) has shown, newspapers played a significant role in the development of colonial Korean literature not only through...

... in is the Pak Mun Dam case.2 I was first involved in Pak Mun as one of the concerned academics who followed the case and sometimes took a position supporting the affected villagers. positions 12:1 Spring 2004 78...

.... Pak No-hae is one of the best-known laborer-poets in South Korea. Born in 1957, he began writing poetry in 1983. The first collection of his poems, Nodonpii saebyak (The dawn of labor) was published in 1984. In 1991, as the founder of the Socialist...

... of Korean peripheral social formation. The initial debate began with an exchange of articles between Yi Taegiin and Pak Hyhch’ae published in the fall 1985 issue of Ch’angjakkwa pip’y6ng [Creation and critique], a leading...

... the Novelist (serialized from 1970 to 1972) rewrites Pak T’ae-­wo˘n’s well- ­known 1934 modernist novella of the same title. Because Pak was a wo˘lbuk chakka (writer who chose to go to the north), his 1934 text was banned in the south when...

..., such as Hwang Sokyong, Kim Jiha, KOUn, Song Kisuk, Cho Chongrae, Hyon Kiyong, and Pak Wanso. With the exception of Pak Wanso, they are all male writers, whose works centralize not only mass struggles but masculinized struggles: See, for example...

... operated in teams of two, one for photography and the other for cinematography (Pak Ŭ. 2017 : 20). Some of the photographic documents and captions collected by the research team indicated that Sergeant Hatfield and Sergeant Fay were among those soldiers who took pictures in the region. Fay...

... aesthetic and political practice in which mascu- line representation is organized around moribundity. In the films of Pak Kwang-su, for instance, that resist prescribing final and absolute meanings positions 16:3  Winter 2008...

... of the major ethnic-based drivers’ organizations, Pak Brothers, used an opposi- tional style of race-based organizing to frame its safety campaign. Rather than emphasizing the need for safety devices, Pak Brothers urged the city council to pass...

...” (“A Mocking Discussion of Modernism”) . Sinmin (New People) 67 . Pak Myŏngjin . 1989 . “Han’guk yŏnghwa san’ŏp e issŏsŏ Miguk yŏnghwaŭi yŏnghyang” (“The Influence of American Films on the Korean Film Industry”) . In Migukŭn uri ege muŏtinga (What Is America to Us) , 236 – 37 . Seoul...

... naesŏnilch’e e nat’anan naesŏn kyŏlhonŭi yangsang yŏn’gu” (“A Study on Intermarriage Based on the Journal Naisen Ittai”) . MA thesis , Yonsei University . Pak Hŭi . 1929 . “Sin’gu gajŏngŭi changjŏm kwa tanjŏm” (“The Pros and Cons of Old-Fashioned and New Households”) . Pyŏlgŏn’gon (Another World...

... Hanscom’s essay, “Modernism, Hysteria, and the Colonial Double Bind: Pak T’aewo˘n’s One Day in the Life of the Author, Mr. Kubo,” tarries with colonial discourse longer. It focuses on a key modernist novel because, Hanscom argues, “the colonial...