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Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction
Author: Immanuel Kim
Year: April 30, 2018
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Language: English



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Rewriting Revolution Women Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction In her groundbreaking work, "Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction Immanuel Kim offers a nuanced and compelling exploration of the complex literary landscape of North Korea's fiction since the 1960s. Contrary to the Western imagination of the DPRK as a barbaric vestige of the Cold War, Kim argues for a more multifaceted understanding of the country's literary output, which she contends is not merely propaganda but rather a rich tapestry of individual experiences, desires, and imaginations. Through her meticulous analysis, Kim challenges the stereotype of North Korean literature as a monolithic, formulaic, and didactic body of works. Instead, she reveals a diverse array of narratives that defy the simplistic portrayal of revolutionary heroism and instead delve into the intricacies of human emotions, sexuality, and memory. The book's focus on women's experiences and sexuality adds a fresh perspective to the existing scholarship on North Korean literature, offering a more comprehensive understanding of the country's cultural and social dynamics. The author begins by examining the early years of North Korean fiction, which was heavily influenced by the state's political ideology and the Great Leader's grand narratives.
Rewriting Revolution Women Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction В своей новаторской работе «Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction» Иммануил Ким предлагает нюансы и убедительное исследование сложного литературного ландшафта художественной литературы Северной Кореи с 1960-х годов. Вопреки западному воображению КНДР как варварского переживания холодной войны, Ким выступает за более многогранное понимание литературных результатов страны, которые, как она утверждает, являются не просто пропагандой, а скорее богатым гобеленом индивидуального опыта, желаний и воображения. Благодаря своему тщательному анализу Ким бросает вызов стереотипу о северокорейской литературе как о монолитном, шаблонном и дидактическом теле произведений. Вместо этого она раскрывает разнообразный набор повествований, которые бросают вызов упрощенному изображению революционного героизма и вместо этого углубляются в тонкости человеческих эмоций, сексуальности и памяти. Фокус книги на опыте и сексуальности женщин добавляет новый взгляд к существующей стипендии по северокорейской литературе, предлагая более полное понимание культурной и социальной динамики страны. Автор начинает с изучения ранних лет северокорейской художественной литературы, которая находилась под сильным влиянием политической идеологии государства и великих нарративов Великого Вождя.
Rewriting Revolution Women Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction Dans son travail novateur « Rewriting Revolution : Women, Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction » Immanuel Kim offre des nuances et une étude convaincante du paysage littéraire complexe de la fiction nord-coréenne depuis les années 1960. Contrairement à l'imagination occidentale de la Corée du Nord en tant qu'expérience barbare de la guerre froide, Kim préconise une compréhension plus multiforme des résultats littéraires du pays, qui, selon elle, ne sont pas seulement de la propagande, mais plutôt une riche tapisserie de l'expérience individuelle, des désirs et de l'imagination. Par son analyse minutieuse, Kim défie le stéréotype de la littérature nord-coréenne comme un corps monolithique, modèle et didactique d'œuvres. Au lieu de cela, elle révèle un ensemble varié de récits qui contestent l'image simpliste de l'héroïsme révolutionnaire et s'enfoncent plutôt dans les subtilités des émotions humaines, de la sexualité et de la mémoire. L'accent mis sur l'expérience et la sexualité des femmes ajoute une nouvelle perspective à la bourse existante sur la littérature nord-coréenne, offrant une meilleure compréhension des dynamiques culturelles et sociales du pays. L'auteur commence par étudier les premières années de la fiction nord-coréenne, qui a été fortement influencée par l'idéologie politique de l'État et les grands récits du Grand Chef.
Rewriting Revolution Women Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction En su obra pionera «Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction» Immanuel Kim ofrece matices y una investigación convincente sobre el complejo panorama literario de la ficción de Corea del Norte desde la década de 1960. Contrariamente a la imaginación occidental de la RPDC como una experiencia bárbara de la Guerra Fría, Kim aboga por una comprensión más polifacética de los resultados literarios del país, que afirma no son sólo propaganda, sino más bien un rico tapiz de experiencia individual, deseos e imaginación. Gracias a su minucioso análisis, Kim desafía el estereotipo sobre la literatura norcoreana como el cuerpo monolítico, templado y didáctico de las obras. En cambio, revela un variado conjunto de narraciones que desafían la representación simplista del heroísmo revolucionario y en cambio profundizan en las sutilezas de las emociones humanas, la sexualidad y la memoria. enfoque del libro en la experiencia y sexualidad de las mujeres añade una nueva mirada a la beca existente sobre literatura norcoreana, ofreciendo una comprensión más completa de la dinámica cultural y social del país. autor comienza estudiando los primeros de la ficción norcoreana, que estuvo fuertemente influenciada por la ideología política del Estado y las grandes narrativas del Gran Líder.
Rewriting Revolution Women Sensuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction Nel suo lavoro innovativo «Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction» Imanuel Kim offre sfumature e ricerche convincenti sul complesso panorama letterario della Corea del Nord dagli annì 60 Contrariamente all'immaginazione occidentale della Corea del Nord come un'esperienza barbarica della guerra fredda, Kim è favorevole a una maggiore comprensione dei risultati letterari del paese, che lei sostiene non siano solo propaganda, ma piuttosto un ricco tappeto di esperienze, desideri e immaginazione individuali. Con la sua attenta analisi, Kim sfida lo stereotipo della letteratura nordcoreana come corpo monolitico, modello e didattico delle opere. Invece svela una varietà di narrazioni che sfidano l'immagine semplificata dell'eroismo rivoluzionario e si approfondiscono invece nella finezza delle emozioni umane, della sessualità e della memoria. Il focus del libro sull'esperienza e la sessualità delle donne aggiunge una nuova prospettiva alla borsa di studio di letteratura nordcoreana esistente, offrendo una migliore comprensione delle dinamiche culturali e sociali del paese. L'autore inizia studiando i primi anni della letteratura artistica nordcoreana, fortemente influenzata dall'ideologia politica dello Stato e dai grandi racconti del Grande Capo.
Rewriting Revolution Women Sexuality and Memory in North Korean Fiction In seiner bahnbrechenden Arbeit „Rewriting Revolution: Women, Sexuality, and Memory in North Korean Fiction“ bietet Immanuel Kim Nuancen und eine überzeugende Auseinandersetzung mit komplexen Nordkoreas literarische Fiktionslandschaft seit den 1960er Jahren. Im Gegensatz zur westlichen Vorstellung der DVRK als einer barbarischen Erfahrung des Kalten Krieges steht Kim für ein facettenreicheres Verständnis der literarischen Ergebnisse des Landes, von denen sie behauptet, sie seien nicht nur Propaganda, sondern vielmehr ein reicher Teppich individueller Erfahrungen, Wünsche und Vorstellungen. Durch ihre sorgfältige Analyse stellt Kim das Stereotyp der nordkoreanischen Literatur als monolithischen, schablonenhaften und didaktischen Körper der Werke in Frage. Stattdessen enthüllt sie eine vielfältige Reihe von Erzählungen, die die vereinfachte Darstellung des revolutionären Heldentums herausfordern und stattdessen in die Feinheiten menschlicher Emotionen, Sexualität und Erinnerung eintauchen. Der Fokus des Buches auf die Erfahrung und Sexualität von Frauen fügt dem bestehenden Stipendium für nordkoreanische Literatur eine neue Perspektive hinzu und bietet ein umfassenderes Verständnis der kulturellen und sozialen Dynamik des Landes. Der Autor beginnt mit dem Studium der frühen Jahre der nordkoreanischen Fiktion, die stark von der politischen Ideologie des Staates und den großen Erzählungen des Großen Führers beeinflusst war.
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Kuzey Kore Kurgusunda Devrimi Yeniden Yazmak Kadın Cinselliği ve Hafızası Çığır açan "Devrimi Yeniden Yazmak: Kuzey Kore Kurgusunda Kadın, Cinsellik ve Hafıza'adlı çalışmasında Immanuel Kim, 1960'lardan bu yana Kuzey Kore kurgusunun karmaşık edebi manzarasını nüans ve zorlayıcı bir şekilde araştırıyor. DPRK'nın Batı'nın barbar bir Soğuk Savaş deneyimi olarak hayal gücünün aksine, Kim, ülkenin edebi çıktısının sadece propaganda değil, bireysel deneyim, arzu ve hayal gücünün zengin bir duvar halısı olduğunu iddia ettiği daha çok yönlü bir anlayışını savunuyor. Dikkatli analizi sayesinde Kim, Kuzey Kore edebiyatının monolitik, formüle edilmiş ve didaktik bir eser gövdesi olarak klişesine meydan okuyor. Bunun yerine, devrimci kahramanlığın basit tasvirine meydan okuyan ve bunun yerine insan duygusunun, cinselliğin ve hafızanın inceliklerini inceleyen çeşitli anlatılar ortaya koyuyor. Kitabın kadın deneyimleri ve cinselliğine odaklanması, Kuzey Kore edebiyatı üzerine mevcut burslara yeni bir bakış açısı getirerek ülkenin kültürel ve sosyal dinamiklerini daha iyi anlamayı sağlıyor. Yazar, devletin siyasi ideolojisinden ve Büyük Lider'in büyük anlatılarından büyük ölçüde etkilenen Kuzey Kore kurgusunun ilk yıllarını inceleyerek başlar.
إعادة كتابة ثورة المرأة الجنسية والذاكرة في الخيال الكوري الشمالي في عمله الرائد «إعادة كتابة الثورة: المرأة والجنس والذاكرة في الخيال الكوري الشمالي»، يقدم إيمانويل كيم فروقًا دقيقة واستكشافًا مقنعًا للمشهد الأدبي المعقد للخيال الكوري الشمالي منذ 1960s. على عكس الخيال الغربي لكوريا الديمقراطية كتجربة بربرية في الحرب الباردة، تدعو كيم إلى فهم أكثر تعددًا للإنتاج الأدبي للبلاد، والذي تقول إنه ليس مجرد دعاية بل نسيج غني للتجربة الفردية والرغبة والخيال. من خلال تحليله الدقيق، يتحدى كيم الصورة النمطية للأدب الكوري الشمالي كمجموعة أعمال متجانسة وصيغية وتعليمية. بدلاً من ذلك، كشفت عن مجموعة متنوعة من الروايات التي تتحدى التصوير المبسط للبطولة الثورية وبدلاً من ذلك تتعمق في تعقيدات المشاعر الإنسانية والجنس والذاكرة. يضيف تركيز الكتاب على تجارب المرأة والجنس منظورًا جديدًا للمنحة الدراسية الحالية حول الأدب الكوري الشمالي، مما يوفر فهمًا أكمل للديناميكيات الثقافية والاجتماعية للبلاد. يبدأ المؤلف بدراسة السنوات الأولى من الخيال الكوري الشمالي، والذي تأثر بشدة بالأيديولوجية السياسية للدولة والروايات العظيمة للقائد العظيم.

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