Titlebook: Deconstructing Japan‘s Image of South Korea; Identity in Foreign Taku Tamaki Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America In

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Der Stolba-Familienstall für HausschweineKoreans reified into an obdurate diplomatic fact for Tokyo.. Put differently, if it were not for the ambivalent relationship between continuity and disjuncture within Japanese self throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the near-permanence of rivalry cannot be explained. In short, this a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6980-4indling the often negative images of their Korean counterparts and reifying the collective image of Korean otherness as a starting point in condsidering Japan’s Korea policy. In short, the Korean otherness is a reified image, but as such, it is real.

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The Politics of Future in Bilateral Summitryrelationship replicated throughout the 1990s and into the twenty-first century. The recurrent demands for apologies from the Republic of Korea (ROK) constitute a familiar landscape for Tokyo in which a Japanese prime minister issues an “apology” to be “accepted” by a South Korean president, followed by a debate over the wording of recompense.

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Identity Representation and Intersubjectivitye their antagonisms, reluctant in addressing the possibility of an enduring identity informing a government’s worldview at any given time and space. This lack is particularly acute when exploring the politics of memory in Northeast Asia, for instance. This chapter expounds on the possibility of anal

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Contemporary Japanese Identity Narrativesrnational system in the late-nineteenth century. This chapter explores changes and continuity in contemporary Japanese identity since the Meiji Restoration to cast Japan’s present day Korean imaginary within a historical context: Japan’s current attitudes toward South Korea are precisely the elabora