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1. oxfordre.com › literature › displayGlobal South Korea in 21st-Century Asian American Literature

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   19 hours ago · However, Korean American literature has tirelessly interrogated Korea’s place in the world, tracing and exposing often elided links and histories upon which its current prominence depends. Attending to Korean American and a growing spectrum of Asian American literary imaginations of South Korea in the 21st century illustrates the ...

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3. seasia.co › korean-diaspora-around-the-world-2021Korean Diaspora Around the World, 2021 - Seasia.co

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   2 days ago · The substantial Korean population in Vietnam is a testament to the country's attractiveness as a destination for both permanent migrants and newcomers from Korea. Following Vietnam, the Philippines hosts the second-largest Korean diaspora in the region, with 33,032 individuals. Singapore comes in third, with a Korean population of 20,983.

4. newbooksnetwork.com › category › peoples-placesNew Books Network - New Books Network

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   3 days ago · Dr. SunAh M. Laybourn’s Out of Place: The Lives of Korean Adoptee Immigrants (NYU Press, 2024) explores the experiences of Korean adoptees, the larges…

5. guides.library.ucla.edu › koreanHome - Korean Studies - Research Guides at UCLA Library

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   5 days ago · This guide hopes to provide you with both English and Korean resources related to Korean studies available at UCLA. The Korean Collection, officially developed since 1985, has strengths in the areas of history, literature, religion, folklore, Buddhism, Christianity, archeology, information science, and non-contemporary Korean language.

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6. www.britannica.com › place › South-KoreaSouth Korea - History, Culture, Economy | Britannica

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   13 hours ago · The First Republic, established in August 1948, adopted a presidential system, and Syngman Rhee was subsequently elected its first president. South Korea also adopted a National Security Law, which effectively prohibited groups that opposed the state or expressions of support for North Korea.

7. www.90daykorean.com › korean-culturKorean Culture - History, Customs, People and Modern Day

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   3 days ago · Today, starker cultural differences exist in today’s Korea, which has been split into North and South Korea. However, originally this cultural and historical heritage was shared quite identically across the entire Korean peninsula and even southern Manchuria.

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   Why is Korean culture so different today?

   • The Korean culture is one of the oldest continuous cultures in the whole wide world. Today, starker cultural differences exist in today’s Korea, which has been split into North and South Korea. However, originally this cultural and historical heritage was shared quite identically across the entire Korean peninsula and even southern Manchuria.

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   How did South Korea become a country?

   • The First Republic, established in August 1948, adopted a presidential system, and Syngman Rhee was subsequently elected its first president. South Korea also adopted a National Security Law, which effectively prohibited groups that opposed the state or expressions of support for North Korea.

   South Korea - History, Culture, Economy | Britannica

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   Why is Korea a great country?

   • Korea is one of the oldest cultures in the world. Koreans have passed down their traditions and stories for centuries. The country started to become split between North Korea and South Korea in 1945, and since then, the two Koreas have increased cultural differences.

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   What happened in Korea in 1970?

   • Park Chung-Hee, 1970. On May 16, 1961, the military seized power through a carefully engineered coup d’état, ushering in a new phase of postliberation Korean politics. The military junta, led by Gen. Park Chung-Hee, took over the government machinery, dissolved the National Assembly, and imposed a strict ban on political activity.

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9. www.guides.loc.gov › asian-eresources › southeast-asianSoutheast Asian Studies E-Resources - Asian Studies ...

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   5 days ago · Man's speech, physiology, artifacts, history, environment, and social relations are described, analyzed, interpreted, and compared within the human and animal realms.Because the traditional focus of anthropology has changed from Third World societies to subcultures within industrialized nations, the Journal tracks social welfare issues, drug ...