Modern Korean Digraphia - Strnad, William J.
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William Strnad traces the formation and development of modern Korean digraphia during the years 1894-1972, including a description and analysis of the historical discourse related to Korean phonetic script and Chinese characters. Modern Korean digraphia was contextualized and altered amid the global emancipation and speculative metanarratives of modernity, and the national metanarratives of nationalism and modernization. These constructions were shaped by the civilization discourse of the nineteenth century, imperialism, the experience of Japanese occupation, and after liberation, the Cold War…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
William Strnad traces the formation and development of modern Korean digraphia during the years 1894-1972, including a description and analysis of the historical discourse related to Korean phonetic script and Chinese characters. Modern Korean digraphia was contextualized and altered amid the global emancipation and speculative metanarratives of modernity, and the national metanarratives of nationalism and modernization. These constructions were shaped by the civilization discourse of the nineteenth century, imperialism, the experience of Japanese occupation, and after liberation, the Cold War politics of Marxist utopianism in North Korea and bourgeois progressivism in South Korea. By 1972, the narrative closure of the global and national metanarratives of modernity in both Koreas provided the socio-political space for the limited reversal of Korean script exclusivity, which had earlier been established in the North and was being implemented in the South.
Autorenporträt
Dr William Strnad received an MA in Korean Studies from Yonsei University (Seoul, Republic of Korea) in 2003 and a PhD in Korean Linguistics from Adam Mickiewicz University (Poznä, Poland) in 2021. He served in the field of human intelligence (HUMINT) for two decades. From 2004 until his retirement in 2024, he was a faculty member of the Korean Philology Department, Faculty of Ethnolinguistics, Adam Mickiewicz University. He taught subjects in the humanities and social sciences, including courses in modern Korean history, Chinese characters (for Korean), and Korean nationalism. Dr Strnad has published articles in the following publications: Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia, Meandry Koreanistyki, Investigationes Linguisticae, Proceedings of the CEESOK International Conference on Korean Studies, and the International Journal of Korean Humanities and Social Sciences.
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"This is a significant book in the field of Korean sociolinguistics. The grand narratives and national identity of modern Koreans constitute a central place in the research paradigm through which Dr. Strnad has delivered a thorough, probing and extensive interdisciplinary analysis of the formation of modern Korean digraphia in the years 1894-1972. Correlating the development of the Korean digraphic system with existing scholarship in sociology, history, culture, economics, and politics, this ground-breaking work brings to light the variety of connections between the reality of script and extra-linguistic realities." -Prof Dr hab. Jerzy Banczerowski, Foreign Language College in Poznan