[KS] 12/2 Columbia Seminar on Modern Korea

[Cheehyung Kim]

COLUMBIA REGIONAL SEMINAR ON MODERN KOREA

The Distance between Ideology and Society

Charles Armstrong (Columbia Univ.), Bruce Cumings (Univ. of
Chicago), Charles Kim (Columbia Univ.), Cheehyung Kim (Columbia
Univ.), Dong-no Kim (Yonsei Univ.), Jimin Kim (Columbia Univ.),
Sun-chul Kim (Columbia Univ.), Seungsook Moon (Vassar), Michael Shin
(Cornell Univ.), and Se-mi Oh (Columbia Univ.)

Friday, December 2, 2005, 4:00p - 8:15p
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University

See below for full schedule

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The Columbia Regional Seminar on Modern Korea

The Distance between Ideology and Society

Friday, December 2, 2005

Columbia University in the City of New York


Welcoming Remarks  4:00 PM - 4:15PM [403 Kent Hall]

Charles Armstrong ( Columbia University)


Panel One  4:15 PM - 6:00 PM [403 Kent Hall]

Chair Cheehyung Kim ( Columbia University)

Presenters

Dong-no Kim ( Yonsei University) “Multiplicity of Nationalism and
its Relevance to Political Changes in Modern Korea”

Michael Shin ( Cornell University) “Reconstruction and Ideologies of
the Social during the Colonial Period”

Se-Mi Oh ( Columbia University) “Formation of Colonial Subjectivity
in the Exposition of Common Progress”

Jimin Kim ( Columbia University) “The Korean Problem in the American
Eyes: Perceptions of Colonial Korea in American Newspapers of the
1920s”


Break  6: 00 PM - 6:15 PM [403 Kent Hall]


Panel Two  6:15 PM - 8:00 PM [403 Kent Hall]

Chair

Se-Mi Oh ( Columbia University)

Presenters

Charles Armstrong ( Columbia University) “North Korea’s ‘Amoral
Familism’”

Cheehyung Kim ( Columbia University) “North Korea and the Market: A
Question of Social Totality.”

Seungsook Moon ( Vassar College) “In Search of Civic Selfhood in
post Military-Rule South Korea"

Charles Kim ( Columbia University) “Social Organization and South
Korea's Postwar Student Movement: The Demonstrations of 1960”

Sun-Chul Kim ( Columbia University) “On Democratization”


Commentary and Closing Remarks  8:00 PM - 8:15 PM [403 Kent Hall]

Bruce Cumings ( University of Chicago)


Sponsored by the Center for Korean Research at Columbia University
and organized by the Korean Studies Group at Columbia University