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     Literature  for  North  Korean  Society  and  Culture  2017  


     

    System  and  Daily  Life  in  North  Korea:  

    Armstrong,  Charles  K.  The  North  Korean  Revolution,  1945-­‐1950.  Ithaca  and  London:  Cornell  University  
    Press,  2003.  

    Cumings,  Bruce.  Korea’s  Place  in  the  Sun.  A  Modern  History.  N.Y./London:  Norton,  (1997)  2005.  

    _________,  North  Korea.  Another  Country.  N.Y.:  The  New  Press,  2004,  pp.  103−127;  pp.  155−176.  

    Frank,  Ruediger.  “Consumerism  in  North  Korea:  The  Kwangbok  Area  Shopping  Center.”  April  6,  2017.  
    www.38north.org.    

    Grinker,  Roy  Richard.  Korea  and  its  Futures.  Unification  and  the  Unfinished  War.  Houndmills,  and  London:  
    MACMILLAN,  (1998)  2000,  pp.  50-­‐72.  

    Hart,  Dennis.  “Proclaiming  Identity,  Claiming  the  Past.  National  Identity  and  Modernity  in  North  and  
    South  Korean  Education.”    Asian  Perspective,  vol.  24,  no.  3,  2000,  pp.  135-­‐158.  

    Hoare,  J.  E.  and  Susan  Pares.  North  Korea  in  the  21st  Century.  An  Interpretive  Guide.  2005.  

    Lankov,  Andrei.  From  Stalin  to  Kim  Il  Sung.  The  Formation  of  North  Korea,  1945-­‐60.  New  Brunswick:  
    Rutgers  University  Press,  2002.  

    _________,  Crisis  in  North  Korea.  The  Failure  of  De-­‐Stalinization,  1956.  Honolulu:  University  of  Hawaii  
    Press,  2005.  

    _________,  North  of  the  DMZ.  Essays  on  Daily  Life  in  North  Korea.  Jefferson/North  Carolina,  and  London:  
    McFarland,  2007.  

    Vitaly  Mansky.  Under  the  Sun  (Original  title:  V  luchakh  solntsa).  Documentary.  Icarus  Films/Vertov.Real  
    Cinema  production,  2016.  Available  on  You  Tube  at:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbbkLlBNTX4  
    [Lesson  12]  

    Portal,  Jane  and  B.  McKillop,  eds.,  North  Korean  Culture  and  Society.  Papers  from  the  British  Museum,  
    British  Association  for  Korean  Studies  Day  and  BAKS  Study  Day  2002.  London:  2004.  (ebook)  

    Smith,  Hazel.  North  Korea:  Markets  and  Military  Rule.  Cambridge:  Cambridge  University  Press,  2015.  

     Arts:  

    Cathcart,  A.  &  Korhonen,  P.  “Death  and  Transfiguration  –  The  Late  Kim  Jong  Il  Aesthetic  in  North  Korean  
    Cultural  Production.”  Popular  Music  &  Society,  40:4  (2017).  

    Exploring  North  Korean  Arts.  Hrsg.  v.  Rüdiger  Frank.  Nürnberg:  Verlag  für  moderne  Kunst,  2011.  
    (chapters:  Foster-­‐Carter,  Aidan,  and  Kate  Hext.  DPRKrazy,  Sexy,  Cool:  The  Art  of  Engaging  North  Korea”,  
    pp.  31-­‐50;  Häußler,  Sonja.  “Revived  Interest  in  the  Literary  Heritage:  Changes  in  the  Cultural  Policy  of  
    the  DPRK“,  pp.  25–49;  De  Ceuster,  Koen.  “To  be  an  Artist  in  North  Korea:  Talent  and  Then  Some  More”,  
    pp.  51-­‐71.)  

    Hong,  Christine.  “Manufacturing  Dissidence:  Arts  and  Letters  of  North  Korea’s  ‘Second  Culture.”  East  
    Asia  Cultures  Critique,  23:4,  2015.  [Lesson  1]  

    Kim  Suk-­‐Young.  Illusive  Utopia.  Theater,  film,  and  everyday  performance  in  North  Korea.  Ann  Arbor:  
    University  of  Michigan  Press,  2010.  

    Noh,  Dong-­‐eun.  “North  Korea’s  ‘Minjok’  Orchestra:  Reform  and  Communication.”  


    The  World  of  Music,  1:1,  2012.  
     
    Portal,  Jane.  Art  under  control  in  North  Korea.  London:  Reaktion  books,  2005.  

    Smith,  Hazel,  et  al.,  North  Korea  in  the  New  World  Order.  Basingstoke,  New  York:  Macmillan,  1996.  

    Literature:  

    Epstein,  Stephen.  "On  Reading  North  Korean  Short  Stories  on  the  Cusp  of  the  New  Millennium."  Acta  
    Koreana.  5  (1):  33–55.  

    Gabroussenko,  Tatiana.  “Calls  for  Self-­‐sacrifice  in  North  Korean  Creative  Writing  in  the  Late  1990s  to  
    2000s.”  The  Journal  of  Korean  Studies,  vol.  13,  no.  1  (Fall  2008),  pp.  29-­‐56.  

    _________,  “North  Korean  'rural  fiction':  Permanence  and  Change.”  Korean  Studies  (University  of  Hawaii  
    Press),  volume  33,  2009,  pp.  69-­‐100.  

    History:  

    Jorganson,  John.  “Tan’gun  and  the  Legitimization  of  a  Threatened  Dynasty:  North  Korea’s  Rediscovery  of  
    Tan’gun.”  Korea  Observer.  Vol.  XXVII,  No.  2,  1996,  pp.  273–306.  

    Lee  Ki-­‐dong.  “Ancient  Korean  Historical  Research  in  North  Korea:  Its  Progress  and  Problems.”  Korea  
    Journal,  vol.  32,  No.  2,  Summer  1992,  pp.  22-­‐41.  

    Petrov,  Leonid.  “Restoring  the  Glorious  Past:  North  Korean  Juch’e  Historiography  and  Koguryŏ.”  The  
    Review  of  Korean  Studies.  The  Academy  of  Korean  Studies,  Vol.7,  No.3  (September  2004).  

    Language  Policy:  

    Ross,  King.  1997a.  “Language,  Politics  and    Ideology  in  the  Post-­‐War  Koreas.”    In  Korea  Briefing.  David  R.  
    McCann,  ed.  Asia  Society,  pp.  109-­‐144.    

     
    Film:  
    Jackson,  Andrew.  “DPRK  film,  Order  No.  27  and  the  acousmatic  voice.”  Korean  Screen  Cultures:    
    Interrogating  Cinema,  TV,  Music  and  Online  games.  Jackson,  A.  D.  &  Balmain,  C.  (eds.).  Oxford  UK:  Peter  
    Lang  Publishing,  2016,  pp.  161–175.  
     
    Kim,  Immanuel.  “Comedy  and  Ideology  in  My  Family’s  Problem.”  Korean  Screen  Cultures:  Interrogating  
    Cinema,  TV,  Music  and  Online  Games.  Edited  by  Andrew  David  Jackson  and  Colette  Balmain.  Oxford:  
    Peter  Lang,  2015,  pp.  143-­‐159.    

    Mironenko,  Dima.  “North  Koreans  at  the  Movies:  Cinema  of  Fits  and  Starts  and  the  Rise  of  Chameleon  
    Spectatorship.”  Journal  of  Japanese  and  Korean  Cinema,  8:1  (2016).  

     
     

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