ISBN:
9789811331992
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9811331995
Language:
English
Pages:
xiv, 304 Seiten
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illustrations (black and white)
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22 cm
DDC:
302.230951249
Keywords:
Mass media and culture
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Mass media and culture
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Popular culture
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Popular culture
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Mass media and culture
;
Popular culture
;
Korea
;
Taiwan
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Konferenzschrift Hong Kong University 9. August 2015
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Konferenzschrift Hong Kong University 9. August 2015
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Taiwan
;
Korea
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Südkorea
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Kolonie
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Postkolonialismus
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Film
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Literatur
;
K-Pop
Note:
"The genesis of this book was the one-day workshop entitled: Nation, Gender, and Genres: "Literature and Film from Taiwan and Korea, 1930s-1960s" held at the University of Hong Kong on August 9, 2015"--Page v
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 267-291) and index
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Coining the ideal woman in love/marriage fiction from colonial Taiwan /Pei-yin Lin --The epic and the alternative: romance in postcolonial Taiwan /Pei-yin Lin --Claiming colonial masculinity: sex and romance in Ch'ae Mansik's colonial fiction /Su Yun Kim --From the detective to the romance genre: popular fiction in post colonial Korea /Su Yun Kim --The production of imperialized bodies: colonial Taiwan's film regulations and propaganda films /Mamie Misawa --The National Anthem film in the early 1950s Taiwan /Mamie Misawa --Militarism, enlightenment, and colonial Korean cinema /Kelly Y. Jeong --The spectacle of affect: postwar South Korean melodrama films /Kelly Y. Jeong --Epilogue transwar imperial formations: popular cultures /Lisa Yoneyama
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"This collection examines literature and film studies from the late colonial and early postcolonial periods in Taiwan and Korea, and highlights the similarities and differences of Taiwanese and Korean popular culture by focusing on the representation of gender, genre, state regulation, and spectatorship. Calling for the "de-colonializing" and "de-Cold Warring" of the two ex-colonies and anticommunist allies, the book places Taiwan and Korea side by side in a "trans-war" frame. Considering Taiwan-Korea relations along a new trans-war axis, the book focuses on the continuities between the late colonial period's Asia-Pacific War and the consequent Korean War and the ongoing conflict between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, facilitated by Cold War power struggles. The collection also invites a meaningful transcolonial reconsideration of East Asian cultural and literary flows, beyond the conventional colonizer/colonized dichotomy and ideological antagonism"--Back cover
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