Comfort Women Activism follows the movement championed by pioneer activists in Japan to
demonstrate how their activism has kept a critical interpretation of the atrocities against …

Peace processes require societies to break with animosity and violence. Scholars and
practitioners have traditionally focused on institutional and structural mechanisms. Recent …

This article focuses on former “comfort woman” Gil Won-ok's story to explore the dialectical
relationship between place and self, or what Edward Casey calls the “geographical self.” Gil …

This article looks to history to describe and explain a gap emerging in the approach of
'comfort women'advocacy campaigners in Japan and South Korea. This gap arises out of …

This thesis paper introduces how the Comfort Stations were established. The foundation of
this thesis paper is based on books, peer-reviewed articles, government documents, and …

This thesis examines portrayals of rural landscapes and villages in contemporary Korean
horror cinema, using them as a backdrop to explore deep-seated societal and cultural …

This paper attempts to deal with the metamorphosis of the Korean Peninsula under way
today, which shows complex issues entangled in multiple temporalities. Its main objectives …

This thesis combines the disciplines of political science and philosophy to illuminate the
conceptual links between ethnic nationalism, postcolonial disputes, and epistemology. In …

This article asserts that the creative space of the South Korean movie Burning (Bŭhning,
2018) encompasses and intertwines three conceptual constructs: Fredric Jameson's …

This dissertation theorizes recent political events in South Korea. It consists of three
separate essays which proceed chronologically and are united by their critiques of the …