Readings for Korea (10/30)

[Anonymous]

Further Readings in Korea

[Anonymous]

Ideas and curriculum plans on Korea, courtesy of Professor Jennifer Jung-Kim

[Anonymous]

Can a foreigner understand street signs in Seoul Korea? Obviously, Koreans spent lots of money and resources to attract foreigners to visit Korea. According to a newspaper article, a German student wrote, “I know that they are English letters but it doesn’t help me figure out where I’m going.” Follow the link and find out for yourselves. You may have to copy and paste it.

http://koreajoongangdaily.joinsmsn.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=2961359&cloc=joongangdaily|home|newslist1

[Anonymous]

Hi Colleagues,

Professor Jung-Kim has added another set of literature for tomorrow night. Please see attached. She will be referencing this material during her lecture.

Best,
Yingjia

[Rob_Hugo@PortNW]

Dear Colleagues,

For our session on 10/30, we are pleased to have Professor Jennifer Jung-Kim from UCLA to lecture on Korea. Please see attached for readings on Premodern and Colonial Korea. In addition, Professor Jung-Kim has also provided resources on Teaching about Korea (also see attached). Two additional readings are attached for further reading.

Best,
Yingjia
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