... by Duke University Press 2016 South Korea Kim Whanki Korean painting ceramics pottery Mingei modern art twentieth-century Korean artists Clay Bodies, Moon Jars, and Materiality: Reconciling Dualisms in the Paintings of Kim Whanki Christine Y. Hahn North...

... is centuries old and can be traced back reliably to the late medieval period, if not before. Yet the specific character of late-twentieth-century Japanese appreciation of Korean ceramics owes a great deal to much more recent history. In particular, only...

... in the development of society and the unfolding of history.” Despite the awkwardness of the term to some ears today, self-titled “pro- letarian” organizations existed throughout the world during the first part of the twentieth century.1...

... twentieth century. One of the earliest Korean visual renderings of Paris was a landscape painting completed in 1928 in Paris by Na Hye-sŏk, a feminist advocate of “free love.” Na is often compared to the French sculptor and lover of Auguste Rodin, Camille Claudel (K. Chŏng 2003 ). (As I will discuss later...

... in contradistinction to science.29 These opponents of Marx- ism tend to believe that class struggle might be peacefully resolved through the intervention of the state. But in the twentieth century, that was not the Kim ❘❘ KAPF Literature in Modern Korean Literary History...

... to the proliferation and strong visibility of Western-style painters. Kim Youngna, Haebang ijeoneui hanguk geundae misul gaegwan (A Survey of Modern Korean Art before Independence), 20 segieui hanguk misul (Twentieth-Century Korean Art) (Seoul...

... Study,” Ken Yoshida elaborates another under-­ studied twentieth-­century Japanese theorist. Yoshida can show Hanada’s influence on critic Nakahara Yusuke, writer Abe Kobo, artist Katsuragawa Hiroshi, and filmmakers Teshigahara Hiroshi...

... This essay concerns a single Korean religious and artistic site, one interna- tionally recognized as important and justly celebrated, namely, Soˇ kkuram (also known as Soˇ kpulsa), the eighth-­century Silla Buddhist stone cave temple on T’oham Mountain...

...- sertation for a PhD in English from the same institution. His research focuses on literary theory, criticism, narrative, and the novel in nineteenth- ­and twentieth-­century Japanese and Anglophone traditions. He has published in Narrative and has an article...

... circulating among Korean leftist critics well before they finally appeared bound in a book in 1993. Im uses the term new literature to refer to the early-twentieth-century transitional literature called new novel and the modern...

... Dong- Yeon Koh Dreaming of Earth and DMZ In January 2016, Jaeeun Choi, a Korean- born installation artist then work- ing and living in Japan, proposed to the United Nations an on- site instal- lation of thirteen floating sculptures in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) (Choi 2015). Choi had dealt...

... the twentieth century, African American struggles for freedom and equality have inspired Japanese people far beyond the doomed rhetoric of alliance under the Japanese banner of Pan-Asianism. Those Japanese who attempted to build different kinds of trans...

.... This essay claims, however, that Tears of Blood sets the dominant paradigm of the genre as early twentieth-century domestic fiction. The women-centered narratives of new fiction show the uneasy ways in which male Korean intellectuals coped with the question of how to imagine women as “citizens” of the nation...

... organization of cooperative labor, recreation, and rituals, and is generally perceived to have been autonomous. As the essentially agricultural Korean society gradually developed towns and commercial activities from the nineteenth century, professional...

... cannot go into detail here, but Paik I Korean National Literature 569 will briefly comment on Franz Kafka and Albert Camus, two of the most avant-garde Western authors of the twentieth century. In Kafka’s case...

... prejudice of traditional Korean dance and was interested in Ishii’s new form of Western dance. Because he studied at Nihon University in Tokyo and participated in KAPF (Korea Artist Prole- tarian Federation) activities, Seung-il had quite extensive...

...-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century urban Chinese magic shows.Chinese aficionados participated in the larger modernist magic cul- ture.For them, magic became a central medium of popular culture.Magic shows shifted old-fashioned wizardry...

..., Feminism, Sexuality .” In Red Love across the Pacific: Political and Sexual Revolutions of the Twentieth Century , edited by Barraclough Ruth Bowen-Struyk Heather Rabinowitz Paula , 23 – 37 . New York : Palgrave Macmillan . Butler Judith . 1990 . Gender Trouble: Feminism...

... “epigone” ( aepigonaen 에피고넨) of Yi Sang's “original” ( orijinal 오리지날) artistry (250). Applying Yi Sang's division (borrowed from Dostoyevsky) between nineteenth century logic ( nolli 論理) and twentieth century corporeality ( saengni 生理), Kim derogates the 34 Literature practitioners such as Yi Si-u...

.... Her 2004 book Reasonable Men, Powerful Words: Political Culture and Expertise in Twentieth- Century Japan appeared in Japanese in 2007. Minoru Iwasaki is a professor of philosophy and political thought at the Tokyo University...