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Kim Seong-Nae2000

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Mourning Korean modernity in the memory of the Cheju April Third Incident

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Memory, violence, and history Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies Memory, History, Trauma, Identity

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(2000). Mourning Korean modernity in the memory of the Cheju April Third Incident. Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 461-476.

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Year2000

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Published2000-01-01

VenueInter-Asia Cultural Studies

ISSN-L1464-9373

Languageen

Citations49

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ShelfMemory, violence, and history

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