Called by Another Name: A Memoir of the Gwangju Uprising

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· 제목 : Called by Another Name: A Memoir of the Gwangju Uprising (Paperback) ('나의 이름은 임대운 - 5.18광주항쟁 목격자 데이비드 돌린저 회고록' 영문판)
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 역사 > 아시아 > 한국
· ISBN : 9798985606997
· 쪽수 : 274쪽
· 출판일 : 2022-05-12

Part Ⅰ. There is Always a Beginning
1. The First Steps of the Journey - January to June 1978
2. Settling in and Finding My Self - July 1978 to May 1980

Part Ⅱ. The Kwangju Uprising, May 1980
3. Hope Amid Tension - Friday, May 16 to Saturday, May 17
4. "We cannot let them treat us this way!" - Sunday, May 18
5. Whispers and Whirlwinds - Monday May 19 to Tuesday May 20
6. The Path Forward - Wednesday, May 21
7. Liberation at What Cost? - Thursday, May 22
8. Doing What We Can - Friday, May 23
9. A Day in Their Shoes - Saturday, May 24
10. Can it Last? - Sunday, May 25
11. Funerals and Farewells - Monday, May 26
12. Bearing Witness - Tuesday, May 27
13. Consequences - Wednesday, May 28 to Monday, June 2

Part Ⅲ. Life after Kwangju
14. Finding and Defining - June to August 1980
15. Waegwan, Seoul, and Dissidents - September 1980 to July 1981
16. Trying to Stay True - 1981 to present
17. Closing Thoughts

Part Ⅳ. Remembering Tim
18. Memories of Tim - by His Family
19. Memories of Tim - by Those Who Knew Him
20. The Kwangju Uprising: An Inside View - Tim Warnberg

Appendix - David Lee Dolinger's Handwritten Memories
Acknowledgements

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David Lee Dolinger (지은이) 정보 더보기

David has a Ph D in Microbiology and Immunology from Temple University Medical School. For more than thirty-five years he has been developing tests for human diseases, particularly infectious diseases. He has worked for multiple companies, large and small, in various positions and has developed extensive knowledge concerning the design, development and commercialization of in vitro diagnostic tests and instrumentation. David first arrived in Korea in April of 1978 as a Peace Corps volunteer. His Korean name is Im Dae-oon, which was given by his Korean teachers when he first came to Korea. In Korean, his family name, Im, means ‘Forest,’ and his given name, Dae-oon, means ‘big cloud.’ David was forced to resign from Peace Corps the very next day of the Gwangju Uprising. However, after he witnessed the Gwangju Uprising, it opened up to a new path and shaped him into who he is now.

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Matt Vanvolkenburg (지은이) 정보 더보기

Originally hailing from Canada, Matt VanVolkenburg first arrived in Korea in 2001. Fascinated by Korea's modern history, in 2005 he began writing about Korean history, society, and culture on his blog, Gusts of Popular Feeling More recently, he supplemented his history degree with an MA in Korean Studies from the University of Washington and is currently researching 1970s Korean youth culture. Having read voraciously about the Gwangju Uprising since 2001, Matt immediately recognized David's name when they met in an online forum in 2006, and the seeds of this book were first planted when they finally met in person seven years later.

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