Title Beyond death : the politics of suicide and martyrdom in Korea / edited by Charles R. Kim [and three others].

Publication Info.	Seattle : University of Washington Press, [2019]
	©2019

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Description	1 online resource.
Physical Medium	polychrome
Description	text file
Series	Center for Korea studies publications
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents	5. A False Martyr's Wager: Yi Kwangsu and Colonial Collaboration6. The Political Dynamics of Sacrifice and the Sacrificial Narrative in Modern Korea: The State and the Historical Ontology of Student Soldiers; Part III: Democracy and Labor Activism in South Korea; 7. Reading Chun Tae-il: Making Sense of a Worker Self- Immolation in 1970s South Korea; 8. The Construction of Martyrdom and Self-Immolation in South Korea; 9. Untimely Death and Martyrdom after May 1980: Suicide in the South Korean Democracy Movement Seen through the Case of Pak Sŭnghŭi
	10. The Birth of an Ethical Subject: The 1980s and South Korean Literature11. From Martyrdom to Apostasy: Kim Chiha and the Politics of Death in South Korean Democratizations; Bibliography; Contributors; Index
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Subject	Suicide -- Korea -- History.
	Suicide.
	Korea.
	History.
	Death -- Korea -- History.
	Death.
	Martyrdom.
	Martyrdom.
	Korea -- Civilization.
	Civilization.
	Korea -- Politics and government.
	Politics and government.
Genre/Form	History.
	Electronic books.
Added Author	Kim, Charles R., 1974- editor.
ISBN	9780295745640 (electronic book)
	0295745649 (electronic book)
	9780295746333 (electronic book)
	0295746335 (electronic book)
	9780295745633
	0295745630