| Diasporas in Japan and Glocalism 4-Literature |
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| Hanjung LEE |
| Associate Professor, Japanese Studies Major, Sangmyung University |
東国大学校日本学研究所編『在日ディアスポラとグローカルリズム4：文学』(ボゴシャ、2023) |
| 李漢正 |
| 祥明大学校グロバール地域学部日本語圏地域学専攻副教授 |
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Hanjung LEE ,Email: ehj@smu.ac.kr
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Published online: 30 December 2024. |
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Copyright ©2024 The Global Institute for Japanese Studies, Korea University |
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| ABSTRACT |
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This review focuses on Volume 4, Literature, from Zainichi Diaspora and Glocalism, edited by the Japanese Studies Institute of Dongguk University. This volume offers a comprehensive analysis of the historical development and cultural challenges faced by Zainichi diaspora literature. It explores the processes of formation, hybridity, resistance, and coexistence through its four sections：“Formation and Development,” “Settlement and Hybridity,” “Antagonism and Representation,” and “Coexistence and Peace.” The works of authors such as Kim Sok-pom, Yu Miri, and Lee Hoe-sung are examined in relation to historical events and identity issues, emphasizing how Zainichi literature responds to themes of political violence, displacement, and memory. This volume provides an in-depth exploration of the diverse aspects of Zainichi literature, this volume offers new perspectives to both researchers and a broader readership. |
Keywords:
Zainichi Diaspora Literature, Historical Development, Identity Issues, Memory and Displacement, Coexistence
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| キ―ワ―ド:
在日ディアスポラ文学, 歴史的展開, アイデンティティ問題, 記憶と移動, 共生 |
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