Titlebook: ‘Difficult Heritage‘ in Nation Building; South Korea and Post Hyun Kyung Lee Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019

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Emphases in Algebraic Analysis After Euler,ng how the stories associated with architectural heritage sites strengthen national myth and collective memory. Lee concludes that Japanese colonial occupation architecture has become ‘difficult heritage’ in Korea, not only because of the painful and traumatic period in which it was built, but becau

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76810-6ich the political intentions of each period have been reflected in the city’s spatial politics and urban planning. This chapter thus provides the background to the three detailed case studies to be discussed later in the book.

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Emphases in Algebraic Analysis After Euler,tlines the future challenges for the formation of collective memories of Japanese colonial occupation architecture, and discusses the future role of difficult heritage in the Korean and East Asian context.

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Outlook and further possible improvements, from a symbol of fear and violence to one of freedom and victory. To this end, Lee pays particular attention to how power struggles and memory conflicts in the post-colonial period led to the transformation of the original prison to its current incarnation as the Seodaemun Prison History Hall and Independence Park.

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A Bridge between Conceptual Frameworkscity authorities and a diverse rank of opponents: civic groups, sports fans, baseball professionals, as well as merchants from the neighbouring Dongdaemun market, scrutinising how accumulated memories were negotiated and managed, and how selected memories were finally visually represented at the site.

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History of Mechanism and Machine Scienceresidencies in the post-liberation period and the treatment of Japanese colonial occupation architecture. Finally, by comparing trends in visual representations and changed meanings following memory conflicts, Lee considers the factors that make Japanese colonial occupation architecture ‘difficult’ heritage.