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Invented tradItIons In north and south Korea JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 11 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 22 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM hawaI‘I studIes on Korea Invented Traditions in North and South Korea Edited by andrew davId JacKson codruŢa sîntIonean remco BreuKer cedarBough saeJI University of Hawai‘i Press, Honolulu and Center for Korean Studies, University of Hawai‘i JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 33 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM © 2022 University of Hawai‘i Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America 27 26 25 24 23 22 6 5 4 3 2 1 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Jackson, Andrew David, editor. | Sîntionean, Codruța, editor. | Breuker, Remco E., editor. | Saeji, CedarBough, editor. Title: Invented traditions in North and South Korea / edited by Andrew David Jackson, Codruța Sîntionean, Remco Breuker, CedarBough Saeji. Other titles: Hawai‘i studies on Korea. Description: Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press : Center for Korean Studies, University of Hawai‘i, 2021. | Series: Hawai‘i studies on Korea | Includes bibliographical references and index. Identifiers: LCCN 2021015365 | ISBN 9780824890339 (hardback) | ISBN 9780824890476 (adobe pdf) | ISBN 9780824890483 (epub) | ISBN 9780824890490 (kindle edition) Subjects: LCSH: Invented traditions—Korea (North) | Invented traditions—Korea (South) | Nationalism—Korea (North) | Nationalism—Korea (South) | Political culture—Korea (North) | Political culture—Korea (South) Classification: LCC DS916.27 .I68 2021 | DDC 306.09519—dc23 LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2021015365 The Center for Korean Studies was established in 1972 to coordinate and develop resources for the study of Korea at the University of Hawai‘i. Reflecting the diversity of the academic disciplines represented by affiliated members of the university faculty, the Center seeks especially to promote interdisciplinary and intercultural studies. Hawai‘i Studies on Korea, published jointly by the Center and the University of Hawai‘i Press, offers a forum for research in the social sciences and humanities pertaining to Korea and its people. University of Hawai‘i Press books are printed on acid-free paper and meet the guidelines for permanence and durability of the Council on Library Resources. Cover photo: A small plastic Buddha nestles in a historic stone lantern at Chikjisa, near Kimchŏn in North Kyŏngsang Province, Korea. Photo by CedarBough Saeiji. JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 44 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM To Wonae, Călin, Imke, Karjam JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 55 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 66 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM contents Preface and Acknowledgments xi Chronology xiii Invented Traditions in Korea—Contention and Internationalization 1 Andrew David Jackson Part I reImagInIng tradItIon: HIstory and relIgIon 41 Introduction by Remco Breuker Chapter 1 Authenticating the Past: Filling in Gaps with the Tan’gi kosa 52 Remco Breuker Chapter 2 Enticement of Ancient Empire: Historicized Mythology and (Post)colonial Conspiracies in the Construction of Korean Pseudohistory 76 Andrew Logie Chapter 3 Imagining Ancient Korean Religion: Sŏndo, Tan’gun, and the Earth Goddess 114 Don Baker vii JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 77 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM viii Contents Part II rewrItIng tradItIon: language 139 Introduction by Andrew David Jackson and Remco Breuker Chapter 4 The Language of the “Nation of Propriety in the East” 東方禮儀之國 ( )? The Ideological History of the Korean Culture of Politeness 149 Eunseon Kim Chapter 5 Re-invented in Translation? Korean Literature in Literary Chinese as One Epitome of Endangered Cultural Heritage 176 Andreas Schirmer Part III ConsumIng and PerformIng tradItIon: musIC, food, and Crafts 219 Introduction by CedarBough Saeji Chapter 6 Split-Bamboo Comb: Heritage, Memory, and the Space In-between 229 Laurel Kendall Chapter 7 Tradition as Construction: Embedding Form in Two Korean Music Genres 254 Keith Howard Chapter 8 Making Masters, Staging Genealogy: Full-Length P’ansori as an Invented Tradition 279 Jan Creutzenberg Chapter 9 The State Leader as Inventor of Food Traditions in the DPRK 304 Maria Osetrova Part IV embodyIng tradItIon: sPaCes 333 Introduction by Codruța Sîntionean Chapter 10 Spatializing Tradition: The Remaking of Historic Sites under Park Chung Hee 339 Codruța Sîntionean JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 88 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM Contents ix Chapter 11 Rematerializing the Political Past: The Annual Schoolchildren’s March and North Korean Invented Traditions 368 Robert Winstanley-Chesters Contributors 399 Index 403 JJaacckkssoonn__77000077__VV55..iinndddd 99 99//2233//2211 88::3333 AAMM
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