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...Pil Ho Kim; Hyunjoon Shin Like any other genre of Western popular music in the postwar period, rock was introduced to South Korea via the U.S. Armed Forces, a powerful symbol of postwar American hegemony. Until the late 1960s the U.S. military camp shows, clubs, and radio broadcast remained...

...Gi-Wook Shin Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Marxism, Anti-Americanism, and Democracy in South Korea: An Examination of Nationalist Intellectual Discourse Gi-Wook Shin Our movements of transformation aim to obtain a national liberation...

...Haerin Shin “Unlocking the Mindware: Taking Responsibility for the Solipsistic Self in Murakami Haruki’s Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World ” addresses the issue of identity formation in relation to neuroscientific technologies by observing a phenomenon called (self-imposed) “locked...

...Ethan Waddell Abstract This article draws upon the vernacularized psychedelic rock of Shin Joong Hyun (Sin Chung-hyŏn, b. 1938) and youth culture fiction of Ch’oe In-ho (1945–2013) in order to formulate a method for close listening to literary articulations of a shared artistic pursuit...

... event triggered by Yoshinori Kobayashi's graphic history On Taiwan , (Shin G manism Sengen Supesharu—Taiwan Ron) which appeared in 2001, and the discourse of self-effacement and self-abjection present in many literary texts, cultural policies, and public opinions during the Japanese colonial period, I...

... Kwon’s 489 Years , Jisun Shin’s Contemplating Landscape , and Youngjoo Cho’s DMG _ Demilitarized Goddesses (all of the 2015 Real DMZ Project ) challenge the DMZ’s allegedly safe and benign image. More important, Minouk Lim’s Monument 300 (2014) evolves from the audience’s process of finding imaginary...

...Anita Wen-Shin Chang Marking a notable achievement in Taiwanese cinema, Fishing Luck ( Deng dai fei yu ), the first feature narrative film set on Taiwan's Orchid Island, home to the Tao Aborigines, premiered in 2005 at the Twelfth Women Make Waves film festival in Taipei. It was also the first...

... his way to Europe and the United States and finally returned to Japan in 1905, just after the Russo-Japanese War. While in Peking, It¯o had met Otani Kozui, abbot of Nishi Honganji, the head temple of the J¯od¯o Shinshu or Shin sect, also known...

... shai and shasei While scholars have delineated the multiple historical and semantic meanings of these terms, focusing on the second Chinese character of the three compounds, the fact remains that the ideo- graphs for shin (truth, real...

... ). As Shin explained during our 2009 museum tour, the image was an “explosive declaration” of gender equality at a time when it was unacceptable for respectable women to smoke publicly ( fig. 4 ). Advertising, in other words, was a window through which to glimpse a more progressive future, similar to what...

... Practices and Problems (September 30, 1949) .” Paper of James T. Watkins 4, reel 7 : 47 – 85 . “ Gunyōchi ni kore ijyō toranaide .” 1953 . Okinawa Taimusu (asa) , February 15 . Gushiken Yasuko . 1981 . “ Zasetsu to Ippen no Shi: Tochi Tōsō to no Kakawari no Naka de .” Shin Okinawa...

... Cathy . 1996 . Unclaimed Experience . Baltimore, MD : The Johns Hopkins University Press . Kai Chūgoku Kikansha Renraku , ed. 1984 . Sankō (The Three Alls Policy) . Tokyo : Bansei Sha . Kai Chūgoku Kikansha Renraku Sha Shin Dokusho , eds. 1982 . Shinryaku (Invasion...

... (1902 – 93), Ise Masayoshi (1907 – 85), Nakanishi Toshio (1900 – 1948), Uchida Iwao (1900 – 1953), Sat Kei (1906 – 78), and Mita Yasushi (1900 – 1968). They organized the Association of Artists for New Works (Shin-Seisaku-­ ha­ Kykai...

... of Becoming a World City .” China Central Television , January 28 . https://www.cctv.com/english/special/news/20100128/103047.shtml . Shin Hyun Bang . 2009 . “ Residential Redevelopment and the Entrepreneurial Local State .” Urban Studies 46 , no. 13 : 2815 – 39 . Shin Hyun Bang...

... Shōjirō Ishiyama , eds. 1982 . Nihon no shichiya: Kinsei kindai no shiteki kenkyū (Japan's Pawnbrokers: Historical Research, Modern and Early Modern) . Tokyo : Waseda Daigaku Shuppan Bu . Shin minami no teiō – The King of Minami (New King of Minami) . 2010– . Kansai Telecasting Corporation...

... multiethnic empire, ideologically displaced and stood in for the class strug- gles that could not be eliminated — only repressed and disavowed. Notes   1. Kim Tu-yong, “Kawasaki rans no shins Senki, July 1929, 78–79. For news on the dem...

... and roll, passionate fan culture, and the subterra- nean culture of youth and antimilitarism that fed the emerging democracy movement in the country. While Pil Ho Kim and Hyunjoon Shin do not shy away from the fact that the U.S. military bases were...

... in 1922, when he first published his acclaimed story “Nisen dôka” (“Two-sen Copper Coin”) in the journal Shin seinen (New Youth). Yumeno Kyûsaku expressed his initial disappointment in the name as well as in Rampo’s work “Shinri Shiken...

... of Contemporary Asia 43 , no. 3 : 1 – 23 . Ross Andrew . 2008 . “The New Geography of Work: Power to the Precarious?” Theory, Culture, and Society 25 , nos. 7–8 : 31 – 49 . Shin Kwang-Yeong . 2013 . “Economic Crisis, Neoliberal Reforms, and the Rise of Precarious Work in South...

... crucially involved in, the official discourse. You-me Park, Sanjay Seth, and Gi-Wook Shin’s analyses of more recent events in Korean and Indian history are similarly impelled by a commit- ment to intervene...