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    The Nation over Gender and Class: Media Framing of Comfort Women in South Korea and Japan

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    Song, J; Ohashi, J
    Date
    2020-10-01
    Source Title
    European Journal of Korean Studies
    Publisher
    The British Association for Korean Studies
    University of Melbourne Author/s
    Ohashi, Jun; Song, Jiyoung
    Affiliation
    Asia Institute
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    Journal Article
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    Song, J. & Ohashi, J. (2020). The Nation over Gender and Class: Media Framing of Comfort Women in South Korea and Japan. European Journal of Korean Studies, 20 (1), pp.159-184. https://doi.org/10.33526/ejks.20202001.159.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11343/258680
    DOI
    10.33526/ejks.20202001.159
    Abstract
    In December 2015, South Korea and Japan reached an agreement on resolving the “comfort women” issue that sparked media interests. This article analyses how the South Korean and Japanese media covered comfort women in 2013–2018. The study collects over 20,000 newspaper articles and analyses distinctive media framings in liberal, conservative and leftist newspapers in South Korea and Japan. During this period, the South Korean media have gone beyond the extant nationalist and feminist narratives and incorporated a class dimension. The authors find that there have been dynamic interplays among nation, gender and class that make the debates more complex and transnational, yet the dominant narratives are still from liberal or leftist nationalists in Korea and conservative statists in Japan.

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