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Lee Ji-won: Imperial Japan's Assimilationist Cultural Policy and Museums

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The project's cultural and cultural development was also achieved through the modern social and cultural facilities called the Public Museum, which is a book that discusses how it has been used to create colonial culture. It's not looking at museums as a external cultural facility, but as a cultural control system that I've been working on all the years of Korean domination. As an exemplar, the museum has announced that I am the achievement of modern civilization, but the exhibition there was a physical evidence of Japanese colonial fairy tales. And it was the seat of colonial social education that gave the public a fairy tale of Japanese becoming the people. The first was not just the culture of the museum, but the idea of awareness and emotion. It will help us to understand the colonial public museum and re-examination of the daily culture as a place where the esoteric culturalism has been created by the cremistship policy.

Korean title: 일제의 동화주의 문화정책과 박물관

Korean author: 이지원

Korean publisher: 동북아역사재단

ISBN-13: 9791171610273

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AR******
December 24, 2024

A book that has specifically solved the general perception of historicality, which is a specific time, a limited subject.

이지원: 일제의 동화주의 문화정책과 박물관
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