1st Edition
Remembering the Forgotten War The Korean War Through Literature and Art
256 Pages
by
Routledge
256 Pages
by
Routledge
256 Pages
by
Routledge
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In contrast to the many books that use military, diplomatic, and historic language in analyzing the Korean War, this book takes a cultural approach that emphasizes the human dimension of the war, an approach that especially features Korean voices. There are chapters on Korean art on the war, translations into English of Korean poetry by Korean soldiers, and American soldier poetry on the war.... Read more
Foreword, Donald Gregg Preface, Philip West and Suh Ji-moon "Some Personal Reflections on the Korean War," Steven I. Levine "Whether Enemy or Brother: Patriotism in Conflict with Brotherhood in the Poetry of the Korean War by Korean Poets," Suh Ji-moon "Above All, the Waste: American Soldier-Poets and the Korean War," William Ehrhart "Korean Artists and the Art of the Korean War," Roe Jae-ryung, with reproductions "The Korean War through the Camera of a War Correspondent," Max Desfor, with photos "The Korean War in the Lives and Thoughts of Several Major Korean Writers," compiled by Suh Ji-moon, based on videotaped interviews with Pak Wan-suh, Yun Heung-gil, Yi Mun-yol, Kim Won-il, Hong Sung-won, and Richard Kim "Reluctant Crusaders: Korean War Films and the Lost Audience," Lary May "The Korean War in Korean Films," Suh Ji-moon "An Interior History of the Chinese POWs in the Korean War," Philip West with Li Zhihua "In Search of Essences: Labelling the Korean War," William Stueck "Imagining a Different Korea: What if...," editor, Philip West, panel responses to five questions: Donald Oberdorfer, Chae-jin Lee, William Stueck, and Byong-chu Koh
Biography
Donald Gregg, Philip West, Suh Ji-moon
