An Inconvenient History: Japans Dark Shadow on Asia (Paperback)
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Charles Park (지은이) Independently Published 2020-08-17
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서울대학교 동양사학과 졸업 서울대학교 외교학과 졸업 서울대학교 행정대학원 졸업(정책학 석사) 한국방송통신대학교 미디어영상학과 졸업 미국 뉴욕주립대 대학원 졸업(Master of Science in Technology Management) 벨기에 루벤대학교 대학원 졸업(Master of European Politics and Polices) 서울대학교 공과대학원 졸업(공학박사-기술경영전공) 서울시립대학교 대학원 졸업(행정학박사-정책학전공) 행정고시 합격 후 중앙부처 및 IT 유관기관 등 근무 동아시아 역사 및 평화 연구소 근정포장, 대통령 표창, 장관 표창 매일경제 등 각 기관 주최 대학(원)생 학술논문 현상공모전 6회 입상 극단 틈새 단원, 한국셰익스피어학회 평생회원, 한국정책학회 등 회원 「정부조직변동의 경로 및 정책아이디어 분석: 신제도주의 이론을 중심으로」, 「행정학의 변화와 새로운 학문적 패러다임 모색」등 다수의 논문
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Japan was the first non-Western country to achieve a high level of modernization during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Based on this, Japan increased its national power by invading, colonizing, and occupying Asian countries. Such events at the time were considered as a light for Japan but it was a huge tragedy and a dark shadow cast over Asian countries. After the war, Japan did not put in effort to change such shadow into light. Therefore, the shadow that was cast from the light of Japan's history in the early 20th century is still hanging over Asia today in the 21st century. This book straightforwardly depicts the light shined by Japan's history and the shadow cast from that light. It particularly focuses on the facts and causes of the shadow of Japan's history, which has been neglected so far. Thus, when people learn and hear candidly about the shadow cast by Japan's history, many of them will feel uncomfortable and be astonished. However, if such uncomfortableness is not confronted and overcome, reconciliation in Asia and Japan's genuine development cannot be sought. Therefore, by revealing the true character of the shadow cast by Japan's history, this book seeks to confront head-on the uncomfortableness that has been avoided to this day and tries to find a method of resolution. Franz Kafka said, "A book must be the axe that breaks the frozen sea inside us." The author wishes this book to become 'Kafka's axe' that breaks the uncomfortableness of the shadow of Japan's history and allows future-oriented reconciliation and development. Furthermore, this book offers an opportunity to understand Japan and Asia's past, present, and future from diverse angles.
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