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歴史・地域研究特論I
Between the history and story of Korean ethnic minority in Japan
● History
The aim of this class for the first half of the semester is to understand the history of Korean ethnic minority in Japan. It will focus on (1) the history of immigration history in Japan in the 20th century, (2) the process of becoming ethnic minority in Japan, (3) the issues facing Korean ethnic minority today, including the hate speeches towards Korean ethnic minorities (also known as "Zainichi Koreans") in the 2000s to 2010s. By learning the historical and contemporary issues facing Korean ethnic minorities in Japan, this class will deepen the understanding on the logics that differentiate Japanese and non-Japanese.
● Story
The aim of this class for the second half of the semester is to understand how the history of Korean ethnic minority in Japan is told in the film and novel of domestic and global context. The class will read Min Jin Lee’s novel "Pachinko" (2017), which traces the life of a Zainichi Korean family through generations and understand how the experiences of Korean ethnic minority in Japan (especially women) is constructed/reconstructed in English texts. Then this class will watch the film on Zainichi Koreans, made in Japan and compare the ways in which Zainichi Koreans are consumed in different context.
The aim of this class for the first half of the semester is to understand the history of Korean ethnic minority in Japan. It will focus on (1) the history of immigration history in Japan in the 20th century, (2) the process of becoming ethnic minority in Japan, (3) the issues facing Korean ethnic minority today, including the hate speeches towards Korean ethnic minorities (also known as "Zainichi Koreans") in the 2000s to 2010s. By learning the historical and contemporary issues facing Korean ethnic minorities in Japan, this class will deepen the understanding on the logics that differentiate Japanese and non-Japanese.
● Story
The aim of this class for the second half of the semester is to understand how the history of Korean ethnic minority in Japan is told in the film and novel of domestic and global context. The class will read Min Jin Lee’s novel "Pachinko" (2017), which traces the life of a Zainichi Korean family through generations and understand how the experiences of Korean ethnic minority in Japan (especially women) is constructed/reconstructed in English texts. Then this class will watch the film on Zainichi Koreans, made in Japan and compare the ways in which Zainichi Koreans are consumed in different context.
時間割／共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
08C4053
FAS-CA4V21L3
歴史・地域研究特論I
李 里花
火曜5限
マイリストに追加
マイリストから削除
講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
実務経験のある教員による授業科目
NO
他学部履修
可
開講所属
教養学部
授業計画
1. Introduction (in-person)
2. Hate speech and Hate crime - Historical aspect
3. Hate speech - 2000s and 2010s
4. Fieldwork to Kawasaki (TBA)
5. Nationality and Citizenship
6. Nationality and Citizenship (Guest Speaker)
7. Identity Issue
8. Cultural Issue
9. Novel "Pachinko" Book 1
10. Novel "Pachinko" Book II
11. Film "Go"
12. Film "Pacchigi"
13. TV series
14. Between history and story
- Understanding the history in local, national and global context
授業の方法
Please read the assigned text before coming to the class.
You are expected to turn in the "reaction paper" at the end of each class.
We are planning to go on a fieldwork to Kawasaki (TBA).
It will be held on Saturday afternoon and expected to join face-to-face.
成績評価方法
60% "reaction paper" turned in at the end of each class
40% report
教科書
Min Jin Lee "Pachinko" (Head of Zeus, 2017)
* Kindle version available at 600 yen
参考書
李里花編著『朝鮮籍とは何か―トラスナショナルの視点から』明石書店、2021年
履修上の注意
This class will be held in English, but the guest speakers at Kawasaki or in class will speak Japanese. Translation will be provided but it will not be a detailed translation.
Fieldwork to Kawasaki is recommended, but not mandatory. Please talk to the instructor at the first class if you cannot attend.
