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discourses critique both colonial and western feminist discourses and try to salvage what they can use for understanding and theorizing their "double colonization," i.e. both by patriarchy and neo-colonialism.
Edward Said, so-called "the father of colonial discourse," admits that "latent Orientalism
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Japanese colonization, was forcefully transplanted to facilitate their colonial rule. For the reference, the movement to rule out the family-head system on the ground of its unconstitutionality has taken a big step forward as 15 women claiming damages from the system filed complaint to the Seoul Fam
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Japanese history into a "derivative discourse" or a subaltern of the west. It is then not surprising that Korean history, established during Japanese colonial rule, is subordinate to western history. When Korean history is dominated by knowledge, discourse or meta-narrative of western historical sci
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Japanese Colonialism in Korea” in Ramon H. Myers and Mark R. Peattie (eds.), The Japanese Colonial Empire, 1895-1945, Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J.
Kolhi, Atul, 1994, “Where Do High Growth Political Economics Come From? The Japanese Lineage of Korea’s ‘Developmental State’” World Devel
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discourse-pragmatic analysis of the Committal -ci in Korean: a synthetic approach to the form-meaning relation.” Journal of Pragmatics 31.
Lee, Hyo Sang(2000), “Discourse-pragmatics of adversative connectives: A Comparison among Korean, English, and Japanese.” A paper presented at the 12th Internati
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