Transnational Encounters between Germany and Korea

1. Introduction. - I. An Overview. - 2. 130 Years of German-Korean Relations. - 3. Paul Georg von Möllendorff: A German Reformer in Korea. - 4. Franz Eckert and Richard Wunsch: Two Prussians in Korean Service. - 5. Specters of Schinkel in East Asia: Berlin Tokyo and Seoul from a Viewpoint of Modernity/Coloniality. - III. A Common Fate in the Cold War Era and Beyond. - 6. Korean-German Relations from the 1950s to the 1980s: Archive-based Approach to Cold War-Era History. - 7. Luise Rinser's Third-World Politics: Isang Yun and North Korea. - 8. Liminal Visions: Cinematic Representations of the German and Korean Divides. - 9. The "Ignorant" Other: Popular Stereotypes of North Koreans in South Korea and East Germans in Unified Germany. - 10. Illusions of Unity: Life Narratives in Eastern German and North Korean Unification Literature. - IV. The Migration of Ideas and People. - 11. Depictions of the Self as Korean in German-language Literature by Mirok Li and Kang Moon Suk. - 12. Endstation der Sehnsüchte: Home-Making of Return Gastarbeiter Migrants. - 13. History as a Mirror: Korea's Appropriation of Germany's Experience in Rectifying the Past. - 14. Goethe's Faust in the South Korean Manhwa "The Tarot Cafe": Sang-Sun Park's Critical Project.  . Language: English