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    Korean-American Culture: Through the Generations IDS 3713-002 December 6‚ 2012 Stacey Kim At the time I just thought we were going on vacation. I was too young to understand that my mother was being transferred due to work responsibilities. At the time we were living in Los Angeles‚ where I was born and raised until the age of five. Los Angeles was all I knew‚ it would be ridiculous to say that I still remember my California life‚ but who wouldn’t forget all of the times one spent with

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    Separation or Independence? Does the word ‘independence’ has similar nuance in the Korean and American Declaration of Independence? The beginning passages of both the Korean and American self-reliant documents bluntly and directly evokes the conception of independence‚ relying on the divine providence of God and reverence to the mankind. In addition to anaphora and parallelism‚ stylistic devices of certain words‚ emphasis and listings paired with similar grammatical structures are employed to denounce

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    Taekwondo (태권도; 跆拳道; Korean pronunciation: [tʰɛkwʌndo])[a] is a Korean martial art and the national sport of South Korea. In Korean‚ tae (태‚ 跆) means "to strike or break with foot"; kwon (권‚ 拳) means "to strike or break with fist"; and do (도‚ 道) means "way‚" "method‚" or "art." Thus‚ taekwondo may be loosely translated as "the art of the foot and fist" or "the art of kicking and punching." In 1989‚ taekwondo was the world’s most popular martial art‚ as measured by the number of practitioners.[1]

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    Introduction Contrarary to what we known today‚ the Korean Peninsula‚ was once a peaceful unified kingdom with a unique culture and great economic potential. After a period of conflict among the “Three Kingdoms”—Koguryo in the north‚ Paekche in the southwest‚ and Silla in the southeast—Silla defeated its rivals and unified most of the Korean peninsula in 668 CE. Korea reached close to its present boundaries during the Koryo Dynasty (918-1392)‚ from which its Western name “Korea” is derived. The succeeding

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    Effects of War War: a duty that many honored members of the country must participate in to insure the rest of America’s safety. A representation of liberty that is glorified to be a great thing. In reality war is nothing to glorify‚ it is much too horrific to be made into any sort of good. In the 1965 movie Shenandoah directed by Andrew V McLAglen‚ paired with the novel Johnny Got His Gun by dalton trumbo‚ examine the true effects of war‚ through following two very different settings. Shenandoah

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    Positive Effects of Korean Reunification Abstract The purpose of this paper is to identify positive effects of Korean reunification. The Korean reunification refers to the hypothetical future reunification of North Korea and South Korea under a single government. The process towards this was initiated by the June 15th North-South Joint Declaration in August 2000‚ where the two nations agreed to make efforts towards a peaceful reunification in the future time. However‚ there are difficulties

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    Yunlong Li November 11‚ 2012 C. Wright Mills and His Understanding of the Cold War/WWIII Authors and historians have attempted to understand what caused and perpetuated the Cold War for decades. Although it is not a simple answer with simple component reasons‚ this brief essay will seek to explain to the reader a few of the main reasons why the Cold War transpired as it did and what mechanisms kept it going. As a means of understanding the Cold War‚ the author of the essay has reviewed the writings

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    The Old‚ The New: The transformation of Japanese and Korean women Identity is actually something formed through unconscious processes over time‚ rather than being innate in consciousness at birth. There is always something ’imaginary’ or fantasized about its unity. It always remains incomplete‚ is always ’in process’‚ always ’being formed’. – Stuart Hall Today‚ when we talk about Japanese or Korean women‚ we picture someone who is educated‚ who is empowered‚ who is independent; We picture

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    The growth of the Korean immigrant population in the United States has undoubtedly been on the rise within the context of the past several decades. This is evidently the case as many of the major American cities now house massive Korean diasporic communities including Los Angeles‚ Atlanta‚ and Chicago (Min‚ 1370). The rise of these Korean communities in the United States has definite links to the history of immigration policy in the U.S. The history of Korean immigration into the United States

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    the Korean War affect Sino-American relations and shape foreign policies between the two countries? The Korean War‚ also known as the Forgotten War‚ represents an important turning point in the Cold War. It was fought from the 25th of June 1950 to the 27th of July 1953. Although this war only lasted three years‚ many would argue that it had extremely important and lasting effects on the Cold War in general‚ as well as the foreign relations between China and the United States. The Korean War was

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