[해외자료] Book Review: “A Tale of Korea University,” A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman

Authors who succeed in recounting their own lives or particular experiences in writing novels present captivating portraits of their time and place. For example, James Joyce’s Portrait of the Artist as a Young Manis the autobiographical story of a writer who questions and turns away from his Irish Catholic upbringing. Another such story is filmmaker Yang Yonghi’s Choson

[학술논문] Chongryon identity as represented in Chongryong Korean language textbooks

...identity portrayed in Chongryon Korean language textbooks using CDA. The findings show that strong identity and attachment to North Korea are depicted. North Korea is described as an ideal place to visit, and doing volunteer work for North Korea is considered patriotic. Students are presented with a vision of growing into the children of North Korea. In addition, their loyalty to Chongryon schools is portrayed...

[학술논문] Portrayal of two Koreas in Chongryon Korean language textbooks

...was minimal and its foucs was on the glorification of North Korean regime and the superiority of Chongryon organisation over Mindan. North Korea is always described as their nation, Joguk, with South Korea sometimes being included in the term only where the whole Korean peninsula is depicted. Chongryon only projects South Korea as the place of hometown, so they can visit with North Korean identity...

[학위논문] 조선학교' 출신 재일조선인의 특성과 통일의식 : 간사이 지역을 중심으로

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[학술논문] Outcomes of ROK's Misperceptions of Chōsen-seki Zainichi Koreans: How Its Legal Framework Should Be Amended

...Republic of Korea (ROK) and how its legal framework should be amended. According to ROK's view, all the Chōsen-sekis have been regarded as pro-North having any political and social ties with the Chongryon community. This is the reason why they have not being given the ROK's legal status as Overseas Koreans while they are strictly controlled as the ROK nationals. Their rights of return, supposed...

[학술논문] 조총련 교과서의 남북한 묘사 분석

...was minimal and its foucs was on the glorification of North Korean regime and the superiority of Chongryon organisation over Mindan. North Korea is always described as their nation, Joguk, with South Korea sometimes being included in the term only where the whole Korean peninsula is depicted. Chongryon only projects South Korea as the place of hometown, so they can visit with North Korean identity...