Korea's Place in the Sun: A Modern History

Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0393040119 
ISBN 13
9780393040111 
Category
역사  [ Browse Items ]
Publisher
W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., United States 
Pages
527 
Abstract
Bruce Cumings's rich narrative focuses on Korea's fractured, shattered, twentieth-century history. In 1910 Korea lost its centuries-old independence, and it remained an exploited colony of Japan until 1945. Then came national division, political turmoil, a devastating war, and the death and dislocation of millions, all of which left Korea still divided and in desperate poverty. Its recovery and spectacular growth over the next generation is one of this century's most remarkable achievements. Cumings provides a compelling account of Korea's travails and triumphs in the modern period. 
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Contents

1. The Virtues ... 19
2. The Interests, 1860-1904 ... 86
3. Eclipse, 1905-1945 ... 139
4. The Passions, 1945-1948 ... 185
5. Collision, 1948-1953 ... 237
6. Korean Sun Rising: Industrialization, 1953-1996 ... 299
7. The Virtues, II: The Democratic Movement, 1960-1996 ... 337
8. Nation of the Sun King: North Korea, 1953-1996 ... 394
9. America's Koreans ... 434
10. Korea's Place in the World ... 456 
Biblio Notes
Cumings, Bruce. 『Korea's Place In The Sun: A Modern History』. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1997.  
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