Right to mourn : trauma, empathy, and Korean War memorials /
The book Right to Mourn illustrates how suppressed trauma is manifested at the transient interactions among bodies, objects and rituals in the sites of Korean War memorials. In a highly politicized memory space, many bereaved families of the Korean War have long been deprived of their rights to mour...
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Suppressed mourners of the Korean War
- The Jeju April 3 Peace Park : an uncanny site of empathy
- Gurye : a muted site of remembering the Yosun killings
- Reenacting survivors' bodies in the No Gun Ri Peace Park.