[KS] Re: Question RE Cemeteries in North Korea...

[Ok Pyo Moon]

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Dear Carol and others,

About the memorialisation of 1980 Kwangju Uprising, there is a recent
M.A. thesis from the Department of Anthropology, Seoul National
University, a detailed study which is certainly worth quoting.  The
details are as follows:

ChOng MunyOng 1999 "Kwangju '5 wOl haengsa' Ui sahoejOk kiwOn: Uirye rUl
tonghan                     chibang Ui yOksa ilki (Social Origin of
Kwangju May                     Comemoration: Reading Local History
through Rituals).

Hope this will be of some help.  Okpyo Moon

Sallie Yea @[<:GT:
> 
> Dear Carol,
> 
> I am a lecturer in cultural geography in N.Z. and am currently working on
> the memorialisation of 5.18 (1980 Kwangju Uprising) as part of some
> post-Doc work. I've not come across anything written on this topic for
> Korea, or anyone else working on it. But I'm quite happy to supply you with
> a working paper I've just finished on Mangowl-dong (5.18 cemetary), if
> you're interested.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sallie Yea.
> 
> Sallie W. Yea
> Lecturer
> Dept of Geography
> Victoria University of Wellington
> P.O. Box 600 Wellington NEW ZEALAND

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Okpyo Moon
Professor of Anthropology
Academy of Korean Studies
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