[KS] Question: Children and Trauma

[Dafna Zur]

Hello Minna,

You might be interested in my published articles on this topic:

“The Korean War in Children’s Picturebooks of the DPRK” (2011) In: *Exploring
North KoreanArts*.  Vienna: Verlag für moderne Kunst, 276-298

“Representations of the Korean War in North and South Korean Children’s
Literature” *Korea 2010: Politics, Economy, Society *(Vol. 4) : 271-300

 “’Whose War Were We Fighting?’ Constructing Memory and Managing Trauma in
South Korean Children’s Fiction” *International Research in Children’s
Literature*, 2.2 (December 2009): 192-209

I am also in the process of revisiting the issue of postwar North Korean
children's literature that deals with the Korean War and trauma, the
results of which I hope will be published soon.

Regards,

Dafna

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Dr. Dafna Zur
Department of Korean Language and Literature
Keimyung University
http://ubc.academia.edu/DafnaZur/About
010-4071-1933

On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 4:34 PM, Minna Lee <minna.lee at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear members of the Korean Studies listserv:
>
> I am currently assisting a faculty member on an upcoming exhibition at
> MoMA that deals with children and trauma. If the members of the listserv
> could recommend any scholarly research that deals with postwar (WWII and
> Korean War) trauma and children that would be greatly appreciated. For
> example, what kinds of educational programs, if any, that Korea implemented
> to deal with children's war trauma in the wake of the Second World War and
> the Korean War. Were there any programs in the school system, or elsewhere?
> Alternatively, how Japan dealt with the issue? Any leads would be great!
>
> Thank you in advance for your time.
>
> Minna Lee
>
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