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Memory Across Borders: Film, Colonialism and the Cold War 越境する記憶—映画・植民地主義・冷戦

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Morris-Suzuki, Tessa

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Heibonsha

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This chapter re-examines the history of the mass re-settlement of ethnic Koreans from Japan to North Korea (1959-1984) by exploring the way in which this mass movement of people has been represented in visual media. Going back to the 1960s, I examine the relatively positive representation of the migration in contemporary popular film, and contrast this with the darker pictures presented in recent films and TV documentaries. I also explore the way in which varying styles of film production open up or foreclose the possibility of deeper debate on the meaning and consequences of the mass migration. - Tessa Morris Suzuki

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Narratives of 'Homecoming', Stories of Migration: The Post-colonial Imagination in Postwar Japan 「帰郷」の物語/「移動」の語り : 戦後日本におけるポストコロニアルの想像力

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2037-12-31