ASIANAM 50 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Extraterritoriality, Racialization, Japanese Militarism
27 Jun 2016
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Mary paik lee: quiet odyssey: a pioneer korean woman in america. Lee wrote autobiography crystal clear memory : racialization, how different asian ethnic groups were racialized, nationalism, how are they seen. She gets called japanese which is ironic: what does it mean to have multiple issues, colonialism, gender. Issues of gender a: she always talks about her brother, labor done in household, class, how are the identities of working class identities shaped. Less scrutiny on koreans because a. i. 3: expanding rule they helped against the japanese. Empires would knit together through transportation: russo-japanese war c. i. 1904 japan attacked russia at port arthur in february 1904: annexation d. i. 1910-1945, korea as japanese colony: march 1st movement e. i. More than 800 demonstrations in over 600 places e. iii. Up to 20,000 arrested, with 10,000 prosecuted: migration resulted f. i. 1000 to mexico henequen(agave) plantations: hawai"i g. i. 1897-1905 horace allen, american minister to korea g. ii.
