Wonkwang University Institute for Sino-Korean Relations: Modern Experience and Cultural Space in Northeast Asia

In modern times, East Asia, which has shown dynamic history in the years of war, Cold War, and the Tiancine War, is now creating a central and complex relationship between South Korea, Japan, China, Russia, and many other areas of the world's civilization, including politics, economics, military, culture and world order. Since the 19th century, Eastern Asia has been a platform where Western powers have invaded and experienced imperialism, militarism, muralism, colonialism, and political, economic, social, cultural, and so on, and the world's heat has become a source of conflict and a great deal of value. But each of these became a creative back-to-back zone where traditions and Western values clashed and new cultural layers formed. What is interesting to me as a scholar in this book is the study of therapeutic vision, which asks humane archaeological and humane interpretations of historical wounds and memories. The book examines history, literature, social science, politics, and other areas of history and nature, as well as modern experience and cultural spaces in northeast Georgia. As psychoanalysis seems to be a healing when it is modernized by the memory of the past unconscious, it will be discovered and studied and now it will begin to provide a new tomorrow horizon of healing and coexistence in northeast Asia. This is a total of three parts, and the First World War memory and the History Heritage focus on the transformation of war memories from different countries into shared awareness, using cultural heritage. Part 2 of the Far East Manchu experience and the literary memory sought to see what the Far Eastern Manchu experiences were all about in literature.

Korean title: 동북아시아의 근대체험과 문화공간

Korean author: 원광대학교 한중관계연구원

Korean publisher: 경인문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949949550