다문화 존중 민주주의국가에 반하는 ‘우리들만의’ 파생어

Adam Zulawnik

다문화 존중 민주주의국가에 반하는 ‘우리들만의’ 파생어

Translated title of the contribution: 'Our very own' Derived Language: Terms that go against Democratic Multiculturalism

Adam Zulawnik

Korean Studies

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Abstract

'Uri' (meaning 'our' in Korean) has increasingly become a term that may be considered a synonym of 'ethnic Korean people's'. The term may be seen attached to a(n increasing) variety of nouns to indicate belonging to 'us', 'the Korean people'. In this short piece, I argue that such trends require careful (re)consideration as they contradict South Korea's moves to globalise Korean culture and "welcome outsiders", and may in fact be seen as a so-called 'remanent of Japanese Imperialism'.

Translated title of the contribution	'Our very own' Derived Language: Terms that go against Democratic Multiculturalism
Original language	Korean
Type	Opinion Piece
Media of output	Korean Human Rights
Publisher	Korean Human Rights
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 3 Feb 2016

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