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straycatboogie · 2 months ago

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2025/01/27 English

BGM: U2 - I Will Follow

I have two days off. This morning, I went to a hospital in this town to see my doctor. There, we talked about my recent events for a while. After that, I went to a pharmacy to get medicines. There, in a LINE group, I joined an interesting discussion about politics. For example, how will Japan be able to cooperate/collaborate with other countries to achieve/realize the world peace. The constitution says that Japan shouldn't commit war/conflict with our army. However, some people say that ideal has been becoming an out-of-date, unreal ideal. Should we "improve" the constitution? Like that, we enjoyed the discussion a lot.

At 1 p.m., I went to the main house of my group home to see a woman from the city office (she needed me to write my signature on some papers). After that, I had lunch and took a nap, and I enjoyed reading by spending the whole afternoon (even though I had wanted to do several things, I couldn't concentrate on them. Also, basically I am super-lazy). As I wrote above, tomorrow would also be a day off so I decided to do nothing, and just try to have a rest.

In another LINE group, a discussion was going on. It was about how to have a place to enjoy communication or discussion based on "interactive" respect for the other. For example, I can see that on Twitter there are very silly "conflicts" or "battles" with lack of respect toward others. THEY just try to blame someone with trying to use critical words… In my case, I once tried to join such severe discussions (definitely, I must have been "soaked" into that atmosphere). Now, I rarely use Twitter and also am trying to keep my mind calm. Also, I've been trying to have a tolerance, even though I am basically moved by my mode very easily.

This evening, by remembering these discussions, I enjoyed reading Jie-Hyun Lim "Victimhood Nationalism" again. Also, on WhatsApp I sent a message to a friend about an ongoing scandal about one of the biggest TV station, Fuji TV. As you probably know, this scandal has been reported as a TV personality Masahiro Nakai's scandal (probably a sexual one) in public, and also it has been extended as a Fuji TV's employee's scandal. For me, it seems like the MeToo movement in the US (or literally the worldwide "revolution").

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inwoagwo · 4 years ago

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[Women in Finance 3] Women who broke the glass ceiling

Top women financiers in Korea say concerted efforts needed from families, companies and society to create level playing field.

By Kim Young-won & Jie Ye-eun ([email protected]) ([email protected])

"The Korea Herald is publishing a series of special reports on the glass ceiling in the financial industry, focusing on South Korea’s market compared with other major economies. Funded by The Korea Press Foundation, the series will evaluate where Asia’s fourth-largest economy stands in terms of gender equality, will reflect on changes being made and will explore ways to boost inclusion in the sector." Ed.

Looking back at her 41-year career in South Korea’s finance sector, Sohn Byung-ok, former CEO of Prudential Life Insurance Korea, recalls how she struggled to strike the right balance between work and home. Sohn, the first female financier here who made it all the way to the top, said it is never wise to be a superwoman and that she believes in excelling simultaneously at home and at work. “You need to make wise choices and then prioritize things that you should focus on,” she said. “You need to seek your family’s understanding when you have projects to be done, and also (make clear) to the company that you have family matters to deal with. You need to have your voice heard from both sides.” After starting her career with Chase Manhattan Bank in 1974, it took her nearly four decades to break the glass ceiling in the finance sector -- and more than 130 years since the country’s modern banking system was introduced in 1878. Before 2011, the year Sohn was named CEO of the foreign insurance company, Korea had no female representation in the top ranks of finance in the private sector. Asia’s fourth-largest economy, which elected its first female president seven years ago, still has no women in public office supervising financial policies and regulating markets. Sohn’s rise to the top led other women to follow suit. The state-owned Industrial Bank of Korea named Kwon Seon-joo as the first female CEO in 2013, and Citibank Korea welcomed Yoo Myung-soon just last month. The list of female CEOs in finance also includes KB Securities CEO Park Jeong-rim, IBK Capital CEO Choi Hyun-sook and Cho Jee-eun, incoming CEO of Lina Life Insurance.

From left: Former CEO of Prudential Life Insurance Company of Korea Sohn Byung-ok, former CEO of Industrial Bank of Korea Kwon Seon-joo, Citibank Korea CEO Yoo Myung-soon, IBK Capital CEO Choi Hyun-sook and Korea Exchange executive director Chai Hyun-joo (Yonhap, IBK, Citibank, IBK Capital, KRX)

The Bank of Korea has women on its monetary policy board. Suh Young-kyung, former deputy governor of the central bank, was named as a board member in April. Now, for the first time in the bank’s 70-year history, it has more than one woman on the board. Lim Ji-won, managing director of investment bank JPMorgan Korea, has been a BOK monetary policy board member since 2018. Their presence, perceived as quite significant, was still not enough to shake up the industry, which has long been considered a boys’ club. The proportion of female executives among Korea’s financial companies was 4.1 percent as of March 2020, according to a joint study by The Korea Herald and corporate data research firm CEO Score. Women’s chances of getting promoted to executive positions in financial companies was also slim. While the companies had 37 executives for every 1,000 male workers, they had only 2 female executives per 1,000 women. Untold stories Scarce female representation in the industry today owes much to the corporate culture of the past, when men were considered the main breadwinners.

(The Korea Herald, CEO Score)

Chai Hyun-joo, who became the first executive director of securities operator the Korea Exchange last year, said financial institutions have traditionally been “men-only” clubs even at the entry level. “We had just a few women when I joined (the Korea Exchange) in 1991, and we were given back-office assignment such as typing and receiving telephone calls,” she said. “It was the time when women building their careers was rare, and because of that sort of dominant perception, people from the Finance Ministry and brokerage companies were often reluctant to talk with me, and asked to switch their calls to male colleagues, implying that they don’t want to talk business with a woman.” What Sohn and Chai had in common was not only the difficulty of balancing work and home life, but also surviving in the “gentlemen’s club” -- alone. In contrast to their male colleagues, who often received helpful support and advice from their male superiors, the women fought obstacles to advance their careers, oftentimes on their own. Since most of her colleagues were men, Sohn said she had to make extra efforts to keep “one step ahead” of her peers in terms of both work quality and quantity, adding that she studied for a master of business administration at night and additionally learned English and accounting. Being nervous at work was an everyday affair. “Wherever I go, I was the only woman on the team. … But because of that I was compelled to complete the job wishing to get assigned to key posts while being careful not to make trouble with male colleagues,” said Chai. “I was obsessed to work better, thinking that me doing my job well might open new opportunities to my (female) junior colleagues.” Forget about glass ceiling The financial sector still lags behind in achieving gender equality, and this could pose serious risks for individual businesses as well as the nation’s economy, according to experts. “The issues regarding the lack of female leadership will likely get even worse if no effort is being made, and that is why the government has recently looked into the problems and revised a bill to require listed companies to have at least one woman on their director boards,” said Kim Woo-chan, a finance professor at Korea University Business School in Seoul. “The fact that there are glass ceilings and discrimination for a particular gender means human resources are not efficiently utilized, which could undermine the nation’s overall competitiveness,” he added. The newly revised bill, which went into effect in January this year, requires a listed company with 2 trillion won ($1.83 billion) in assets or more to have at least one female board member. After a grace period that runs through August 2022, some 150 listed companies meeting the criteria must have at least one female outside director in the boardroom.

(The Korea Herald, Gallup)

According to The Korea Herald survey, 44.3 percent of the 517 respondents said there needs to be a law that mandates a company have a certain number of female executives. Women respondents were more supportive than men, with 57.5 percent of female respondents saying they agreed with the idea, while 30.3 percent of males agreed. The study also suggested that female representation in top management could lead to improved business performance. Slightly more than 40 percent of survey participants said increased female representation would have a positive impact on their companies’ performance and earnings. Despite the government’s drive for gender equality, an increase in the number of women across industries and a slow change in perceptions of gender roles, the glass ceiling still exists. But it is not unbreakable, as Sohn’s experience shows. “A glass ceiling exists almost everywhere, and it was worse than now some years ago,” said Sohn, who now serves as an outside director of Standard Chartered Bank Korea. “As the financial market now has some C-level figures, it is the time for women to stop moaning about the glass ceiling, and to start breaking the glass ceiling in their minds and do their utmost to excel at work,” she said.

Herald. 2020. “[Women in Finance 3] Women Who Broke the Glass Ceiling.” Koreaherald.com. December 13, 2020. http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20201213000183.

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kpopviralblog · 7 years ago

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Fantagio currently still in distress + contract disputes with their artists

On July 25th, it was reported that the Korean Entertainment Management Association (KEMA) sent Fantagio a notice on July 23rd as CEO Wei Jie does not hold requirements to run an entertainment company.

The Korean Entertainment Management Association (KEMA) had sent four notices to Fantagio.

As the current CEO Wei Jie has been currently running the agency illegally for six months despite being unlisted as an entertainment company, as the former CEO of Fantagio was removed from his position unfairly due to buying the most shares of the company.

Fantagio has previously commented that they received the notice and that the CEO position change was not unfair and illegal due to the resignation of the previous CEO, delaying the registration process.

Fantagio has paid the penalty for not being registered as an entertainment company and illegally operating under the previous CEO name in accordance with the Act by the Development of the Public Culture and Arts Industry.

Another situation that the notice details is the contract disputes with their four of their artists like Kang Han Na, Im Hyun Sung, Kang Hae Lim and Choi Yoon Ra.

Noticeably, Fantagio will take legal action against their actress Kang Han Na for breach of contract, as she has sent a notice early in March this year about terminating her contract.

Fantagio has stated that they received the notice from Kang Han Na about the termination of her contract but has cut off contact with the agency.

They continue to state that she has been promoting independently for the last four months such negotiating drama appearances and decided to take legal action against her due to the breach in her contract.

Kang Han Na’s exclusive contract with Fantagio has two years left with the agency (2020). She will appear at the press conference for tvN’s ‘Familiar Wife’, on July 25th.

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barbosaasouza · 7 years ago

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Combo Breaker 2018: The Full Results

Combo Breaker 2018 has concluded. Chicago's biggest fighting game tournament has wrapped up for another year and all of the champions have been crowned. Shacknews has covered a couple of the winners already, but for those who missed the weekend tournaments, here's a helpful recap. We'll also make sure to add some of our own thoughts here and there.

GO1 vs. SonicFox (Photo Credit: @TischPhotos)

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Shacknews has a full recap of the Dragon Ball FighterZ Grand Finals up and running right now. SonicFox went into this event having never beaten consensus best player in the world GO1, but Combo Breaker went just a little bit differently.

1st - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 2nd - GO1 (Goichi Kishida) 3rd - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - HookGangGod (Eduardo Hook) 7th (tie) - Fenritti 7th (tie) - Doza (Glyn Mendoza)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Shacknews has a full recap of the Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Grand Finals available now. NL and Xian break through to shake up the Capcom Pro Tour leaderboards.

1st - NL (Sim Gun) 2nd - Xian (Kun Xian Ho) 3rd - Infiltration (Seonwoo Lee) 4th - Nemo (Naoki Nemoto) 5th (tie) - Verloren (Hyungsuk Kong) 5th (tie) - Bonchan (Masato Takahashi) 7th (tie) - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 7th (tie) - Oil King (Li-Wei Lin)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Tekken 7

Shacknews has a full recap of the Tekken 7 Grand Finals available now. Knee's victory puts him atop the Tekken World Tour standings.

1st - Knee (Jae Min Bae) 2nd - JeonDDing (Sang-hyun Jeon) 3rd - LowHigh (Sun Woong Youn) 4th - SAINT (Choi Jinwoo) 5th (tie) - GoAttack (Jihwan Kim) 5th (tie) - CHANEL (Seong ho Kang) 7th (tie) - Trungy (Trung Mai) 7th (tie) - Anakin (Hoa Luu)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Injustice 2

The Injustice 2 Grand Finals went down to the wire between Tweedy and DR_Gross. Gross brought the heat with Green Lantern throughout the finals, but Tweedy was eventually able to ward off one last GL onslaught, thanks to Starfire's effective zoning techniques. GL wasn't able to close in and Tweedy took the tournament.

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1st - Tweedy (Tommy Tweedy) 2nd - DR_Gross (Daris Daniel) 3rd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 4th - GunShow (Jon Snow) 5th (tie) - Biohazard (Matthew Commandeur) 5th (tie) - SylverRye (Ryan Amaechi) 7th (tie) - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 7th (tie) - Scar (Brad Vaughn)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- 2

This was another wild Top 8 that culminated with a barnburner of a Grand Finals. Korea's Jaewon "Daru I-No" Kim just needed the opportunity to prove himself, but has had trouble getting to tournaments in the past. He even relied on a community fundraiser to get him to this very event. But he made his opportunity count, as he narrowly edged out Fukuda "Teresa" Norihiro in a Grand Finals that left both men emotionally spent by the end.

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1st - Daru I-No (Jaewon Kim) 2nd - Teresa (Fukuda Norihiro) 3rd - Hamad (Hamad Akbar) 4th - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - PepperySplash (Justin Campbell) 5th (tie) - BjornSonOfBear (Alain Kim) 7th (tie) - Blaze (Manny Blaze) 7th (tie) - Kid Viper (Jason Srouji)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Killer Instinct

One of the most exciting tournaments of the weekend that went largely under the radar was Killer Instinct. Combo Breaker has always been one of the best places to catch the top Killer Instinct and this was no exception. While he fell short last year, there was no stopping Latrell "Amenty" Thomas in 2018. He has a total mastery of new character Eagle and former Evo champion Darnell "Hollywood Sleep" Waller had no answers. This was a master class in how to work opponents with KI's last character.

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1st - Amenty (Latrell Thomas) 2nd - Hollywood Sleep (Darnell Waller) 3rd - Bass (Kenneth Armas) 4th - Thompxson (Deion Thompson) 5th (tie) - SonicDolphin117 (Andrew Honigman) 5th (tie) - Storm179 (Calvin Phelps) 7th (tie) - DevilMayCare (Michael Figueroa) 7th (tie) - Nicky (Nicky Iovene)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

It's hard to argue against the idea that Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite has lost pretty much all of its steam since its damning Evo snub. While registration numbers have remained consistent, many of the game's high-profile players have left, viewership has dipped, and Capcom looks to have abandoned the Marvel fanbase... again. But the Marvel tournaments are still incredible to watch, as evidenced by Combo Breaker's Top 8.

Watch as Kevin "Dual Kevin" Barrios caps off an incredible Losers Bracket run in the most epic fashion possible. Don't put Hawkeye in a box, because all he needs is his bow and arrow.

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1st - Dual Kevin (Kevin Barrios) 2nd - DekillSage (Jon Coello) 3rd - Banehollow3789 (James Marroquin) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Abbock (Brian Murphy) 5th (tie) - Lariat GOD (Tyler Hinson) 7th (tie) - Emorawr79 (Jose Ramirez) 7th (tie) - Noelbhungry (Noel Brown)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. Melee

The best players across both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Smash 4 were attending MomoCon this weekend, so there was a lot of A-tier talent missing from Combo Breaker. Still, the tournaments were exciting and it was an opportunity for some new faces to shine, like Melee winner Kalindi "KJH" Henderson.

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Singles

1st - KJH (Kalindi Henderson) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu) 3rd - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley) 4th - Michael (Michael Rollberg) 5th (tie) - Drephen (Drew Scoles) 5th (tie) - Duck (James Ma) 7th (tie) - S2J (Johnny Kim) 7th (tie) - Ginger (Avery Wilson)

Doubles

1st - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley)/S2J (Johnny Kim) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu)/Nintendude (Michael Brancato) Scythe (Diego Rodriguez)/Sago (Samuel Woodka) 4th - Joey (Joey Hogan)/ESAM (Eric Lew) 5th (tie) - Rodohk (Bradley Gerkin)/Egg (Thomas Kirby) 5th (tie) - Rubzterz (Ruben Morin)/Poseidon (Ian Koscuik) 7th (tie) - Miles (Jeff Stanislaw)/GioGio (Tom Dattalo) 7th (tie) - Pregnantand16 (Daniel Lopez)/Thornswaggle (Brandon Thongsawa)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Singles

1st - Maister (Enrique Hernandez) 2nd - Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - ESAM (Eric Lew) 4th - MVD (Jestise Negron) 5th (tie) - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito) 5th (tie) - Chag (Santiago Perez) 7th (tie) - Ned (Nicholas Dovell) 7th (tie) - John Numbers (John Goldberg)

Doubles

1st - ESAM (Eric Lew)/MVD (Jestise Negron) 2nd - Ned (Nicholas Dovell)/Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - Z (Nizar Awada)/Blacktwins (Aaron Grandison-Vargas) 4th - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito)/Port 5th (tie) - pu55yk1ng (Eman Baha)/BlackDynoWright 5th (tie) - Maister (Enrique Hernandez)/Nuhuh (Adrian Cuellar) 7th (tie) - Youma (Jorge Manuel Leon)/Hoover (Brandon Hoover) 7th (tie) - Gamegenie222 (Nathaniel Taylor)/Marathon (Michael Simpson)

Photo Credit: @Vexanie

The King of Fighters XIV

1st - Xiaohai (Zhuojun Zeng) 2nd - Wero Asamiya (Agustin Escorcia) 3rd - Tamago (Angel Chong) 4th - ViolentKain (Rolando Neri) 5th (tie) - El Rosa (Abril Diaz) 5th (tie) - Reynald (Reynald Tacsuan) 7th (tie) - Juicebox (Eric Albino) 7th (tie) - Dechimo (Ernesto Davila)

Photo Credit: @TischPhotos

BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1st - Fenritti (Shoji Sho) 2nd - SKD (Jachin Harte) 3rd - Garireo (Okamoto Keiji) 4th - Brkrdave (Eddie Sayles) 5th (tie) - Grover (Grover C.) 5th (tie) - Genosade (Brandon Joseph) 7th (tie) - Uri (Devin Mills) 7th (tie) - Clim (Christian Lim)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Skullgirls: 2nd Encore

1st - Swiftfox-Dash (Troy Chapa) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Liam (Liam Orr) 4th - Rabbleflaggers (Christopher Perez) 5th (tie) - Elda Taluda (Jared Doty) 5th (tie) - Cloud (Daniel Normandia) 7th (tie) - Yaya (Jason Wickman) 7th (tie) - PME (Emmanuel Calderon)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat XL

1st - Killer Xinok (Bruno Henrique Gomes de Sousa) 2nd - Scar (Brad Vaughn) 3rd - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 4th - Tekken Master (Sayed Ahmed) 5th (tie) - Waz (Tasman Stoker) 5th (tie) - Coosco (Michael Henderson) 7th (tie) - Damaja (Scott Smith) 7th (tie) - A F0xy Grampa (Denom Jones)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat (2011)

1st - Curbolicous (Dominic Curbelo) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Wafflez (Tom Nieter) 4th - Dizzy (Aaron Davis) 5th (tie) - Biggs (Chris Biggs) 5th (tie) - soonk (Will Searle) 7th (tie) - Compbros (Albert Smith) 7th (tie) - Dab (Aric Dabajae)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Street Fighter II Turbo

1st - eltrouble (Eugene Lin) 2nd - Alex Valle 3rd - Silentscope (Steven Dawson) 4th - LordJimmyBones (Jimmy Lee Pierre) 5th (tie) - Killer Miller (Tania Miller) 5th (tie) - JigglyNorris (Joshua Alvarado) 7th (tie) - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 7th (tie) - Immortal (Brent Werling)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

1st - Justin Wong 2nd - Chi-Rithy (Henri Oung) 3rd - Simon Yoo 4th - Dirtmaster (Adam Hernandez) 5th (tie) - EAT (Michael Rocha) 5th (tie) - Keninblack (Patrick Kelly) 7th (tie) - SoulAvenger02 (Kerry Craigwell) 7th (tie) - Cookye (Michael Saxton)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Under Night In-Birth Exe

1st - Clim (Christian Lim) 2nd - J3 (Justin Joseph) 3rd - Drunk Suika Ibuki (Christian Tuliao) 4th - Redblade (Aren Stimage-Norwo 5th (tie) - RoyalHeartv2 (Isiah Smith) 5th (tie) - Magnets (Matt Guzik) 7th (tie) - NeoN 7th (tie) - AyoltsDave (Dave Clymer)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Vampire Savior

1st - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 2nd - Dyne 3rd - MightyMar (Mario Gomez) 4th - YetiGhettoSlang (Luke Bellamy) 5th (tie) - JayOneTheSk8 (Justin Cox) 5th (tie) - Ailerus (Zach M.) 7th (tie) - Xanoz (Kendra Horton) 7th (tie) - Diar (Jie Moc)

[Header photo credit: @TischPhotos]

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rfrpg-blog · 8 years ago

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Personajes ocupados.

ADACHI YUTO Ahn Jae Hyun AHN HEE YEON AHN SO HEE BAE JOO HYEON BAE SU JI (Suzy) BYUN BAEK HYUN CHITTAPHON LEECHAIYAPORNKUL (Ten) CHENG XIAO CHOI HAN SOL CHOI JIN RI (Sulli) CHOI JONG HOON CHOI SEUNG CHEOL CHOI SEUNG HYUN CHOI MIN HO CHOI MIN HWAN DO KYUNG SOO (DO) DONG YOUNG BAE (TAEYANG) IM JAE BUM (JB) IM JIN AH (nana) IM NA YEON IM NA YOUNG IM YOON AH HAN SUN HWA HWANG STEPHANIE (Tiffany) HIRAI MOMO JACKSON WANG JANG DA HYE JANG HANNA JANG SEUNG YEON JANG YEE EUN JEON JI WOO JEON JUNG KOOK JEON SO MI JIN GOO JUNG CHAE YEON JUNG EUN BI JUNG EUN WOO JUNG HO SEOK (JHope) JUNG JIN YOUNG JUNG SOO JUNG (Krystal) JUNG SOO YEON (Jessica) JUNG WHEE IN JUNG YE IN JUNG YOON OH (Jaehyun) KANG DAE SUNG KANG DANIEL KANG DONG HO KANG SEUL GI KANG JI HYUN (Soyou) KANG YE BIN (Rena) KANG YOUNG HYUN KIM AH YOUNG (Yura) KIM CHUNG HA KIM DA HYUN Kim Do Yeon KIM DONG HYUK KIM HAN BIN (B.I) KIM HIM CHAN KIM JENNIE KIM JIN WOO KIM JI HO KIM JI YEON (Bona) KIM JI YEON KIM JI SOO KIM JI WON (Bobby) KIM JIN HWAN KIM JONG IN (Kai) KIM JOON MYUN (Suho) KIM JUNG EUN (kim Lip) KIM HYUN AH KIM HYO JONG (E'DAWN) Kim Hyun Joong (Kim Woo Bin) KIM MI HYUN KIM MIN GYU KIM MIN GYEONG KIM MYUNG SOO KIM NAM JOON KIM SEOK JIN KIM SEOK WOO (Rowwon) KIM SEOL HYUN KIM SOO HEE (KPOP star) KIM SO HYUN KIM TAE HYUNG (V) KIM TAE HYUNG (J.SEPH) KIM TAE YEON KIM YE RIM (Yeri) KIM YOO JUNG KIM YOUNG KYUN (Hwiyoung) KIM YU BIN KIM YU GYEOM KOO JUN HOE KWON CHAE WON KWON JI YONG KWON MIN AH LEE CHAE RI LEE CHAN LEE HA YI LEE HO JUNG LEE HONG KI LEE JAE JIN LEE JI EUN (IU) LEE JONG HYUN LEE JONG SUK LEE LU DA LEE MI JOO LEE SEUNG HYUN (Seungri) LEE SOO JUNG (BABYSOUL) LEE SOO HYUK LEE TAE MIN LEE TAE YONG LEE YE JI LIM JI YEON LU HAN MARK TUAN MATTEW KIM (BM) MIN YOON GI MINATOZAKI SANA Morita Takahiro MOON BIN MYOUI MINA NAM TAE HYUN NAM WOO HYUN OH SE HUN OH SEUNG HEE PAMPRIYA MANOBAN PARK CHAN YEOL PARK CHO AH PARK CHO RONG PARK JAE PARK JI MIN PARK JI YEON PARK JI SOO (Jihyo) PARK JINNY PARK KYUNG RI PARK MYUNG EUN (JIN) PARK SHIN HYE PARK SANDARA PARK SI YEON PARK SOO YOUNG (Joy) PARK SUN YOUNG ROSEANNE PARK RYU HWA YOUNG RYU SE RA RYU SU JEONG SEO JI SOO SEO JOHNNY SEO KANG JOON SEO YU NA SHIN BO RA SHIN DONG WOO (CNU) SHIN HYE JEONG SON CHAE YOUNG Son Hyun Woo (Shownu) SON NA EUN SON SEUNG WAN (Wendy) SONG JOONG KI SONG SEUNG HYUN SONG MIN HO XU MING HAO (the8) WU YI FAN Yamaoka Aya Yong Jun Hyung YOO CHANG HYUN (Ricky) YOO JEONG YEON YOO KI HYUN YOO JI AE YOO SEUNG YEON Yoshida Sumire YOON BO MI Woo Ji Ho (Zico) ZHANG YI XING Zhou Jie Qiong ZHOU TZU YU

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philosophenstreik · 1 month ago

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opfernationalismus

erinnerung und herrschaft in der postkolonialen welt

sachbuch von jie-hyun lim

erschienen 2024

im verlag klaus wagenbach

isbn: 978-3-8031-5197-1

(von tobias bruns)

opfernationalismus ist, wie jie-hyun lim hier ausführt, eine spielart des nationalismus, der sich nicht auf heldengeschichten und glorreiche ereignisse bezieht, sondern auf den kollektiven status der nation als opfer anderer mächte - dieser status als opfer wird nach lim als legitimation der nation und ihrer unschuld perpetuiert und auch konstruiert. hyun geht dabei besonders auf die nationen israel, polen, deutschland, korea und japan ein - auf täter und opfer. er untersucht in seinem text, inwiefern holocaust, stalinistische gewaltherrschaft und kolonialismus vergleichbar seien, er untersucht, wie sich nationen bewusst die rolle des opfers überstülpen um sich dadurch einerseits vorteile zu verschaffen und andererseits von eigener schuld und eigener täterschaft abzulenken. er geht sehr intensiv auf polen ein, ein land, welches oft opfer der nachbarmächte wurde, gleichzeitig jedoch deutschland bei der verfolgung der juden unterstützte - dieser teil der geschichte wird allerdings im polnischen selbstverständnis ausgeblendet, so lim - ein erfolg des Umschreibens der geschichte in die exklusive rolle des opfers. ebenso geht er bei japan vor, welches im zweiten weltkrieg große teile ostasiens unterworfen hat und unglaubliche kriegsgräuel beging - traumata unter denen die damals unterworfenen nationen noch heute leiden und hier mit fug und recht einen opferstatus beanspruchen können. doch nachdem die atombomben auf japan fielen, das land kapitulieren musste und die menschen "erwachten", konnten die geschichtsschreiber japans herangehen und erfolgreich aus dem täter das opfer konstruieren und die eigenen taten ausblenden. ein interessanter aspekt, den lim umfassend betrachtet, ist das gegeneinander ausspielen des erlittenen... wer hat mehr gelitten - kann man wirklich dahergehen und den holocaust mit stalins gewaltherrschaft oder dem kolonialismus vergleichen?

nun... es ist ein sehr interessantes und aufschlussreiches buch, manchmal etwas trocken und tatsächlich kann man über einiges auch sehr verwundert sein und vieles ist zu hinterfragen - es gelingt ihm allerdings gut, wie es von ihm beabsichtigt ist, von der eurozentristischen blickweise wegzukommen

#opfernationalismus #postkoloniale welt #jie-hyun lim #verlag klaus wagenbach #wagenbach #sachbuch #rezension #philosophenstreik #tobias bruns #erinnerung und herrschaft in der postkolonialen welt #lesenmachtglücklich #japan #korea #deutschland #polen #israel

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