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In Voices of the Korean Comfort Women, nine survivors tell their traumatic life stories as to how they were taken, how they had been treated with atrocities at the Comfort Stations, and how they had survived through not only the Pacific War but also the Korean War and beyond.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Acknowledgments, Preface to the English Translation, "Now Halm¿ni (Grandmother) Talks to Us in English": Method of Translation and Its Significance, Introduction to Korean Compilation: How to Read This Collection of The Testimony Team, Glossary, Guide to Typographical Symbols, Testimonies of Comfort Women 1. Hwa-s¿n Kim (¿¿¿) 2. Ch'ang-y¿n Kim (¿¿¿) 3. Ok-s¿n Han (¿¿¿) 4. Y¿ng-ja Kim (¿¿¿) 5. Kap-sun Ch'oe (¿¿¿) 6. Yun-hong An (¿¿¿) 7. Sun-man Na (¿¿¿) 8. Pok-tong Kim (¿¿¿) 9. P¿p-sun An (¿¿¿) Appendix I. Comfort Women and the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery System Appendix II. Discussion Group Guide Appendix III. [Map] Places where the Victims were Stationed as Comfort Women
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Chungmoo Choi is Professor of East Asian Studies at the University of California, Irvine, USA, where she teaches cultural studies, critical theory, gender, literature, film and religion of Korea. She is the author of
Healing Historical Trauma in South Korean Film and Literature and co-editor of
Dangerous Women: Gender and Korean Nationalism.
Hyunah Yang is Professor of Law at Seoul National University, Republic of Korea, where she teaches gender, law, and sociology. She edited
Law and Society in Korea, and wrote many articles on Japanese Military Sexual Slavery and family law in Korea.
