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The Academy of Korean Studies THE REVIEW OF KOREAN STUDIES THE REVIEW OF KOREAN STUDIES Vol.7 No.3 SEPTEMBER 2004
발행연도
2004.9
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65 - 89 (25page)

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During the Second World War, the people of Joseon lived under the control of Japanese Fascism which permeated into the web of everyday life. The Joseon people were legally regarded as “the second nation” or “half nation” of Japan and some cooperated with their war effort in the hope of possible Japanese triumph. Though many prospected the defeat of Japan, most of the Joseon people kept silent and passively adjusted themselves to Japanese rule. However, the discontent came out and most of it was related to wartime policy. There was also a certain degree of difference in this regard between the generations.
The “older generation” born before the coercive annexation did not experience the education and enlightenment of the Japanese style had a half-feudalistic mind and difficulties in transforming into the type of people required by Japanese Imperialists or “the modern type of men.” They had the tendency of trying to overcome the anxious life of wartime through superstition and religion. Under the condition of Japanese Wartime Fascism that sanctioned the Emperor system only, their behavior was interpreted as resistance against war.
On the other hand, the “younger generation” born after the annexation experienced Japanese institutional education and were different from the “older generation.” They experienced the process of colonialist capitalization, individualism, meritocracy, and rationalism, which were all embedded in their minds. Also, they fell into a “chauvinistic nationalism” as the effect of colonial policy and distorted modern consciousness and false political consciousness concerning the rights and responsibilities of “the nation” were formed. Their awareness of potential Japanese defeat in the Second World War encouraged them toward direct political practice in expectation of the liberation of Joseon and the building of a new nation. In addition, it provided the foundation of the younger generation’s selective participation in the nation building process of the north and south that developed under the conflict between the left and the right after liberation.

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Preface
Generational Differences in Surrounding Conditions Concerning the Public’s Own Formation of their Perceptions toward the War
Each Generation’s Perception of War and Their Will to Resist
Concluding Remarks
References

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