Korean nationalism betrayed
Seo, Joong-Seok.
Korean nationalism betrayed Seo Joong-Seok ; translated by Han Do-Hyun and Pankaj Mohan. - 1 online resource. - Brill eBook titles 2010 . - Global Oriental Special E-Book Collection, 2007-2010, ISBN: 9789004223332. .
Original Korean edition published: Seoul : Sungkyunkwan University Press, 2004.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / 1. Historical Understanding In The Era Of Unification / 2. National Question And State In Korea: Focusing On The Bourgeois Class And The Ruling Elite / 3. The System Of National Division / 4. The Form Of Existence And Structural Character Of Pro-Japanese Collaborators / 5. Right-Wing Nationalism And The National United Front In Post-Liberation South Korea / 6. Rhee Syngman’s Theory Of Unification By Northward Advance / 7. Structural Crisis In North And South Korea And The Path Of Korean Nationalism / Appendix. The Teaching Of Contemporary Korean History For National Unity / Notes / Index / J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo.
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Written by Joong- Seok Seo, an eminent Korean historian and a thinker of rare originality, this book examines the tumultuous history of modern Korea from the perspective of nationalism. Based on the author’s extensive research and wide-ranging experience, the book goes to the heart of critical questioning about the political uses and abuses of nationalism by the ruling elites of post-liberation Korea. Indeed, Korean Nationalism Betrayed fills a yawning gap in the Western understanding of the authoritarian political structure of South Korea (1948-1988) that manipulated and distorted nationalism by identifying it with ultra-right anti-communism. The author provides a set of thought-provoking and compelling arguments against the assumptions of the Cold War, attributing the continued climate of tension and antagonism between the two Koreas to the tenacity of a Cold War mind-set. He traces the root of the tragedy of national division to the failure of Korean nationalism, and puts forward a compelling case for overcoming the legacy of polarized ideological stance, based on Cold War ideology and embracing a policy of reconciliation and cooperation by both sides.
Translated from Korean.
9789004213357
10.1163/ej.9781905246489.i-246 DOI
Korean reunification question (1945- )
Nationalism--History--Korea--20th century.
Korea--History--1945-
DS917.35 / .S46 2007
951.904
Korean nationalism betrayed Seo Joong-Seok ; translated by Han Do-Hyun and Pankaj Mohan. - 1 online resource. - Brill eBook titles 2010 . - Global Oriental Special E-Book Collection, 2007-2010, ISBN: 9789004223332. .
Original Korean edition published: Seoul : Sungkyunkwan University Press, 2004.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / 1. Historical Understanding In The Era Of Unification / 2. National Question And State In Korea: Focusing On The Bourgeois Class And The Ruling Elite / 3. The System Of National Division / 4. The Form Of Existence And Structural Character Of Pro-Japanese Collaborators / 5. Right-Wing Nationalism And The National United Front In Post-Liberation South Korea / 6. Rhee Syngman’s Theory Of Unification By Northward Advance / 7. Structural Crisis In North And South Korea And The Path Of Korean Nationalism / Appendix. The Teaching Of Contemporary Korean History For National Unity / Notes / Index / J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo -- J. Seo.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Written by Joong- Seok Seo, an eminent Korean historian and a thinker of rare originality, this book examines the tumultuous history of modern Korea from the perspective of nationalism. Based on the author’s extensive research and wide-ranging experience, the book goes to the heart of critical questioning about the political uses and abuses of nationalism by the ruling elites of post-liberation Korea. Indeed, Korean Nationalism Betrayed fills a yawning gap in the Western understanding of the authoritarian political structure of South Korea (1948-1988) that manipulated and distorted nationalism by identifying it with ultra-right anti-communism. The author provides a set of thought-provoking and compelling arguments against the assumptions of the Cold War, attributing the continued climate of tension and antagonism between the two Koreas to the tenacity of a Cold War mind-set. He traces the root of the tragedy of national division to the failure of Korean nationalism, and puts forward a compelling case for overcoming the legacy of polarized ideological stance, based on Cold War ideology and embracing a policy of reconciliation and cooperation by both sides.
Translated from Korean.
9789004213357
10.1163/ej.9781905246489.i-246 DOI
Korean reunification question (1945- )
Nationalism--History--Korea--20th century.
Korea--History--1945-
DS917.35 / .S46 2007
951.904