Background
- Born 1973 in Leningrad (now St.-Petersburg), USSR (Russia)
- 1989-94 – Korean Studies, Leningrad (St.-Petersburg) State University; MA in Korean History, July 1994
- 1994 – 1996 - Doctoral candidate in Moscow State University (Institute of Asian and African Studies, International Centre for Korean Studies); PhD in Korean History, December 1996. Thesis title: The History of Kaya Proto-States (Original title: Istoriya kayaskih protogosudarstv: Russian).
- February 1997 – February 2000 - Lecturer in KyungHee University (Seoul, South Korea), on fixed-term contract basis.
- March 2000 – current - Associate Professor/Full Professor (from September 2006) with Institute for East European and Oriental Studies (from 2005 reorganized into Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages), Faculty of Humanities, University of Oslo (Korean history/language, East Asian Studies)
Teaching and tutoring
Co-responsible (fagansvarlig) for the MA programme East asian culture and history.
Teaching notes for all the courses are accessible on fronter.uio.no for the students and employees of the University of Oslo.
Special fields
Has the experience in research-based teaching on:
- Korean History (especially the history of Korean Buddhism and Korean Nationalism)
- Contemporary Korean Society and Politics
- Modernity and Nationalism in East Asia
- Labour Movements in Modern and Contemporary East Asia
- Nationalism and History Writing in Modern and Contemporary East Asia
- Korean Language (text reading, Chinese characters)
Ongoing and planned research projects
- "Militarism and Religions in Northeast, South and Southeast Asia, late 19th and 20th century" project leader (together with Torkel Brekke, IKOS, HF, UiO). Specially responsible for the personal subproject "Buddhism and Military Violence in Colonial and Early Post-Colonial Korea, 1920s-1950s": http://www.hf.uio.no/ikos/forskning/forskningsprosjekter/vladimir/militarism/index.html
- Revolution Goes East: Russia and East Asian Revolutions, 1870s to 1917 (pdf)
- Violent Religion (pdf)
- Internationalism in East Asia (pdf)
- Korean Communist Movement of the 1920s-30s in the International Context (plan to publish a monograph in 2019)
- Critical Biography of Sin Ch'aeho (1880-1936) (Korean, together with Prof. Yun Haedong, to be published by Hangyoreh Publishers in 2018)
- Critical Biography of Han Yongun (1879-1944) (English and Korean, to be published by Dolbegae Publishers in 2020)
Tags:
East Asia,
Korea,
Korean,
Buddhism
Publications
Main Recent Monographs (2008-2016):
- Republic of Korea Inc (Original Title: Chusik Hoesa Taehan Min'guk); Seoul, Hangyoreh Publishers, 2016, 263 p.
- Modern Korea and Its Others: Perceptions of the Neighbouring Countries and Korean Modernity. London: Routledge, 2015, 218 p.
- The Era of Servility (Original Title: Pigul ŭi sidae); Seoul, Hangyoreh Publishers, 2014, 376 p.
- Buddhism and Violence: Militarism and Buddhism in Modern Asia, edited together with Torkel Brekke. NY: Routledge, 2012, 264 p.
- There is no state for you (Original Title: Tangsin ŭl wihan kukka nŭn ŏpta); Seoul, Hangyoreh Publishers, 2012, 310 p.
- [Koreanized] Buddha who killed the [original] Buddha (Original title: Putta rŭl chugin Puch'ŏ); Seoul, Inmul kwa sasang Publishers, 2011, 288 p.
- The History of Korea Vols. 1-2: from Primitive Times to the 1990s (Original title: История Кореи, Том 1: с древнейших времен по 1990-e годы Istoriya Korei, Tom 1: s drevneishikh vremen po 1990-e gody), together with Kang Man’gil. Moscow, Natalis Publishers, 2011. Vol. 1: 533 p.; Vol. 2: 498 p.
- [Korea's] Ancient History Upside-Down (Original title: Kǒkkuro pon kodaesa), Seoul, Hangyoreh Publishers, 2010, 304 p.
- Social Darwinism and Nationalism in Korea: the Beginnings (1880s-1910s). 'Survival' as an Ideology of Korean Modernity, Leiden: Brill, 2010, 255 p.
- Contemporary South Korean Capitalism: its Workings and Challenges (together with Yonhyok Choe, Rainer Dormels, Kevin Gray, Robert Hassink, Gabriel Jonsson, Antti Leppänen and Annette Son Ek; edited by Vladimir Tikhonov), Oslo, Unipub, 2010, 204 p.
- Making a Vigirous Male: Exploring the History of Korea’s Ideal Masculinity (Original title: Ssikssikhan namja mandŭlgi: Han’guk ŭi isangjŏk namsŏngsŏng ŭi yŏksa rŭl p’ahech’ida: Korean), Seoul, P’urŭn yŏksa Publishers, 2009, 236 p.
- To the Left, and Further to the Left (Original title: Oencchok ŭro, tǒ oencchok ǔro: Korean), Seoul, Hangyoreh Publishers, 2009, 321 p.
- Overcoming the [paradigms] of "taming" and "group-ism" - narrating the 100 years of modern Korea (Original title: Kiltǔrigi wa p'yǒnkarǔgi rǔl nǒmǒ: Han'guk kǔndae 100nyǒn ǔl marhanda. Co-authored with Huh Donghyun), Seoul, P’urŭn yŏksa Publishers, 2009, 360 p.
- Selected Writings of Han Yongun: From Social Darwinism to "Socialism with a Buddhist Face" (together with Owen Miller), Folkestone (UK), Global Oriental, 2008, 263 p.
- Pak Noja's Ten Thousand Feelings Diary (Original title: Pak Noja ǔi Mangam ilgi), Seoul, Inmul kwa sasang Publishers, 2008, 367 p.
Recent (2008-2016) academic articles:
2016:
- (co-authred with Kang Inch’ŏl) 한국 종교의 보수성을 어떻게 볼까 - 개신교를 중심으로 Han'guk Chonggyo ŭi posusŏng ŭl ŏttŏk'e polkka - Kaesin'gyo rŭl chungsim ŭro (How Should We View the Korean Religious Conservatism - with Focus on Protestantism) - Ch'angjak kwa pip'ŏng (창작과 비평), Vol. 44, Issue 1, 2016, pp. 398-424 (Korean).
- “A Russian Radical and East Asia in the Early Twentieth Century: Sudzilovsky, China, and Japan.” Cross-Currents E-Journal Vol. 18 (2016), pp. 51-76 (English).
- “An Chunggŭn in the Korean and Regional Historical Memory: Guest Editor’s Introduction” - Acta Koreana, Vol. 19, No. 1, 2016, pp. 133-137 (English).
- “An Chunggŭn and Beyond: Individual Terror in the Korean National Movement as Seen from Russia/Soviet Union, 1909 to the Early 1930s” - Acta Koreana, Vol. 19, No. 1, 2016, pp. 189-215 (English).
- “Social Darwinism as History and Reality: “Competition” and “The Weak” in Early Twentieth-Century Korea” – Critical Asian Studies, Vol. 48, Issue 3, 2016, pp. 315-337 (English).
- “Korea in the Russian and Soviet Imagination, 1850s–1945: Between Orientalism and Revolutionary Solidarity” – Journal of Korean Studies, Vol. 21, No. 2, 2016, pp. 385-422 (English).
- “Contemporary Buddhism and Education” – The Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Buddhism. Ed. Michael Jerryson, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016, pp. 518-532 (English).
- “Review essay: Todd A. Henry, Assimilating Seoul: Japanese Rule and the Politics of Public Space in Colonial Korea, 1910–1945. University of California Press, 2014” – Monumenta Nipponica, Vol. 71, No. 1, 2016, pp. 222-227 (English).
2015:
- “Chapter 11: Discourses of Race and Racism in Modern Korea, 1890s-1945” - Race and Racism in Modern East Asia: Interactions, Nationalism, Gender and Lineage.
- Eds. Rotem Kowner and Walter Demel, Leiden: Brill, 2015, pp. 299-343 (English).
- “Chapter 8: China and Chinese in Colonial Korea: Discourses on China and Chinese in 1920s - Early 1930s Prose Literature and Journalism” - Colonialisation: A Comparative Study of India and Korea. Eds. V. Raghavan and R. Mahalakshmi, New Delhi: Academic Foundation, 2015, pp. 169-201 (English).
- “The Images of Russia and Russians in Colonial-Era Korean Literature: The 1930s” – positions Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2015, pp. 287-316 (English)
- “Militarized Masculinity with Buddhist Characteristics - Buddhist Chaplains and their Role in the South Korean Army” - Review of Korean Studies, Vol. 18, No. 2, 2015, pp. 7-35 (English).
- “Review essay: Danielle Chubb, Contentious Activism and Inter-Korean Relations. New York: Columbia University Press, 2014” - Asian Studies Review, Vol. 39, No. 3, 2015, pp. 532-534 (English).
- 최서해의 소설: ‘경계’의 체험과 ‘피아’(彼我)의 이분법 (Ch'oe Sŏhae ŭi Sosŏl: ‘Kyŏnggye' ŭi Ch'ehŏm kwa 'P'ia' ŭi Ibunpŏp (The Novels of Ch'oe Sŏhae: Experiences of the "Boundaries" and the Dichotomy of "Us" and "Them") - Chungguk Kwanhaeng Webzine (중국관행 웹진), Vol. 61, September 2015, 12 pp. (Korean):
2014:
- ”박근혜 스타일”: 사회적 파시즘과 정치제도적 자유민주주의 "Pak Kŭnhye Style": sahoejŏk p'asijŭm kwa chŏngch'i chedojŏk chayu minjujuŭi (”Pak Geun Hye Style”: Societal Fascism and Liberal Democracy as a Political System) – Kyŏngje wa Sahoe (경제와 사회), No. 101, 2014, pp. 12-27 (Korean).
- 신(新) 공안정국과 정교(政敎)갈등의 이유와 전망 Sin Kong'an chŏngguk Kwa Chŏnggyo kaltŭng ŭi iyu wa chŏnmang (The New Arrival of the Political Witchhunts and the Reasons and Perspectives for the Conflicts between the [Organized] Religion and Politics [in South Korea]) – Kidokkyo Sasang (기독교 사상), No. 1, January 2014, pp. 28-31 (Korean)
- 김남주, 남민전, 그리고 그의 사상 Kim Namju, Namminjŏn, kŭrigo kŭ ŭi sasang (Kim Namju, Front for the National Liberation of South Korea and its Ideology) – Silch’ŏn Munhak (실천문학), No. 113, Spring 2014, pp. 153-166 (Korean)
- "米歐回覽實記", 동아시아적 근대의 한 원천 "Migu hoeram silgi", Tong'asiajŏk kŭndae ŭi han wŏnch'ŏn ("Bei-Ō kairan jikki", a Source of East Asian Modernity) – Boon, No. 2, Spring 2014, pp. 157-163 (Korean).
- “Фронт национального освобождения Южной Кореи. Революционеры-подпольщики в Южной Корее 1970-х гг.” (Front for the National Liberation of South Korea: Underground Revolutionaries in the 1970s’ South Korea) - Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Russia and South Korea: Mutual Interest". Krasnodar, October 24-25, 2014 Papabellum: Krasnodar, 2014, pp. 41-51 (Russian) A reworked and enlarged version of the same article was also published in: Вестник Центра Корейского Языка и Культуры (Proceedings of the Centre for Korean Language and Culture), St-Petersburg State University, Vol. 16, 2014, pp. 175-195 (Russian).
- “Review essay: Empire of the Dharma: Korean and Japanese Buddhism, 1877-1912. By Kim Hwansoo. Harvard: Harvard University Press, 2012” - Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, Vol. 74, No.1, 2014, pp. 184-192 (English)
- “Review essay: Henk Blezer/Mark Teeuwen (eds.), Buddhism and Nativism: Framing Identity Discourse in Buddhist Environments. Leiden: Brill, 2013” - Taiwan Journal of East Asian Studies, Vol. 11, No. 2, 2014, pp. 237-240 (English)
- “Chinese and Korean religious traditions” - Gregory M. Reichberg and Henrik Syse eds., Religion, War, and Ethics: A Sourcebook of Textual Traditions. Cambridge University Press 2014, pp. 597-631 (English).
- (co-authored with Hye Gyung Lee): « The Confucian Background of Modern “Heroes” in the Writings of Sin Ch’aeho—In Comparison with Those of Liang Qichao» - Acta Koreana, Vol. 17, No. 1, 2014, pp. 339-374 (English)
- “The 1905–7 Russian Revolution Seen from Korea: Korean Periodicals Debate Revolutionary Russia” - Horizons: Seoul Journal of Humanities, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2014, pp. 175-193 (English)
2013:
- 식민지시대 한국문학 속의 러시아와 러시아인의 이미지: 1930년대를 중심으로 Singminji Han'guk Munhak sok ŭi Rŏsia wa Rŏsiain ŭi Imiji: 1930nyŏndae rŭl chungsim ŭro (The Image of Russia and Russians in Colonial-Era Korean Literature, with a Focus on the 1930s). – Ki Kyehyŏng et. al (eds.), 역사 속의 한국과 러시아 Yŏksa sok ŭi Han'guk kwa Rŏsiya (Korea and Russia in History). Seoul: Sŏnin 2013, pp. 191-225 (Korean).
- “바람직한 미래 한국의 상? Paramjikhan Mirae Han'guk ŭi Sang? (A Desirable Image of Future Korea?)” - Naeil ŭl yŏnŭn yŏksa (내일을 여는 역사), Vol. 50, March 2013, pp. 71-79 (Korean)
- “계봉우와 미하일朴의 한국학: 근현대사 서술을 중심으로 해서 Kye Pong'u wa Mihail Pak ŭi Han'gukhak: Kŭnhyŏndaesa sŏsul ŭl chungsim ŭro haesŏ (Korean Studies by Kye Pong’u and Mikhail Pak: Focused on their Descriptions of Korea’s Modern History)” – Han’gukhak Yŏn’gu (한국학 연구), Vol. 29, March 2013, pp. 129-155 (Korean). The same article was included into the collective monograph: Inha Taehakkyo Han’gukhak Yŏn’guso (ed.), 러시아의 한국학과 북우 계봉우 Rŏsia ŭi Han’gukhak kwa Pug’u Kye Pong’u (Russia’s Korean Studies and Pug’u Kye Pong’u). Seoul: Somyŏng Publishers, 2013, pp. 68-95 (Korean)
- “1990년대 이후 러시아에서의 한국전쟁에 대한 시각들 1990nyŏndae ihu Rŏsia esŏ ŭi Han'guk chŏnjaeng e taehan sigak tŭl (The Views on Korean War in post-1990s' Russia)” – Asia Journal (아시아 저널; 5.18기념재단 발간), Vol. 7, Summer 2013, pp. 143-161 (Korean)
- “만해 한용운의 불교적 근대 문명관 Manhae Han Yongun ŭi Pulgyojŏk kŭndae munmyŏnggwan (Manhae Han Yongun's Buddhist View of Modern Civilization)” -- Manhaehak Yeongu (만해학 연구; 만해학술원 발간), No. 8, Autumn 2013, pp. 9-33 (Korean)
- “South Korea’s Christian Military Chaplaincy in the Korean War - religion as ideology?” - The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, Vol 11, Issue 18. No 1, May 6, 2013: http://www.japanfocus.org/-Vladimir-Tikhonov/3935 (English)
- “Review essay: Vladyki Staroi Korei (Rulers of Old Korea). By Tatiana Simbirtseva. Moscow: Russian State University of Humanities Press, 2012” - Acta Koreana, Vol. 16, No. 1, 2013, pp. 273-276 (English).
2012:
- “근대 한국의 인종 및 인종주의 담론: 1890-1910년대Kŭndae Han'guk ŭi injong mit injongchuŭi tamnon: 1890-1910 nyŏndae (Race and Racism Discourses in Modern Korea: the 1890s-1910s)”, - Yi Kyŏnggu, Hŏ Su, Rune Svarverud, Joachim Kurtz et. al., Kaenyŏm ŭi Pŏnyŏk kwa Ch'angjo (개념의 번역과 창조 The Translation and Creation of the Concepts). Seoul, Dolbegae Publishers, 2012, pp. 38-68 (Korean)
- “Transcending Boundaries, Embracing Others: Nationalism and Transnationalism in Modern and Contemporary Korea” - The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, Vol 10, Issue 7. No 3, February 13, 2012: http://japanfocus.org/-Vladimir-Tikhonov/3691 (English)
- “The Controversies on Fascism in Colonial Korea in the early 1930s” – Modern Asian Studies, Vol. 46, Issue 4, 2012, pp. 975-1006 (English).
- “The Race and Racism Discourses in Modern Korea, 1890s-1910s” – Korean Studies, Vol. 36, 2012, pp. 31-58 (English)
- “Doing Korean History Research Outside of Korea: An Advantage of Looking from Outside?” – The Review of Korean Studies, Vol. 15, No. 1, June 2012, pp. 141-164 (English).
- “Buddhism, Pacifism and Conscientious Objection: Focusing on the American Buddhist Experience” - International Journal of Buddhist Thought and Culture, Vol. 19, September 2012, pp. 39-61 (English)
- “Hyŏn Sang'yun, 1914, Tokyo: Early Taisho Japan through the Eyes of a Korean Student” - Istoriya i Kul'tura Traditsionnoi Yaponii (History and Culture of Traditional Japan), Vol. 5, St.Petersburg: Hyperion, 2012, pp. 151-164 (English).
- “Review essay: Establishing a Pluralist Society in Medieval Korea, 918–1170: History, Ideology and Identity in the Koryo Dynasty. By Remco E. Breuker. Leiden: Brill, 2010” – Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 71, No. 02, 2012, pp. 557-559 (English).
- “Review essay: Khronologiya Stran Vostochnoi i Tsental'noi Azii (Chronology of the Countries of East and Central Asia). By Lev Rafailovich Kontsevich. Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura, 2010”, - Seoul Journal of Korean Studies, Vol. 25, No.1, 2012, pp. 169-171 (English).
- “Review essay: Monuments, Memory and Identity: Constructing the Colonial Past in South Korea. By Guy Podoler. Bern: Peter Lang, 2011” - Acta Koreana, Vol. 15, No. 2, 2012, pp. 425-429 (English).
2011:
- “신채호의 “을지문덕”과 “수군 제일위인 이순신”: “外競”을 통한 “우리 민족” 만들기 Sin Ch'aeho ŭi "Ŭlchi Mundŏk" kwa "Sugun Cheil Wiin Yi Sunsin" - "oegyŏng" ŭl t'onghan "uri minjok" mandŭlgi (Sin Ch'aeho's Novels "Ŭlchi Mundŏk" and "The Greatest Admiral, Yi Sunsin": making "our nation" through "competition against Others")”, - 이순신연구논총 Yi Sunsin Yŏn’gu Nonch’ong (Journal of Yi Sunsin Studies), Vol. 15, No. 1/2, 2011, pp. 37-67 (Korean)
- “인간 해방의 비전, 만해 한용운의 진보적 불교 문명관In'gan haebang ŭi pijŏn, Manhae Han Yongun ŭi chinbojŏk Pulgyo munmyŏnggwan (The vision of human liberation: Manhae Han Yongun's progressive view of Buddhist civilization)”, - Kim Hŏn ed., Munmyŏng an ŭro (문명 안으로 Into the Civilization). Seoul, Hangilsa Publishers, 2011, pp. 275-296 (Korean)
- “괴물과 천사 사이에 Koemul kwa ch'ŏnsa sai e ([Russia’s Image in Korea:] Between a monster and an angel)”, - Vladimir Tikhonov (Pak Noja) ed., Rŏssiya nŭn uri ege muŏsin'ga? (러시아는 우리에게 무엇인가 What is Russia to us). Seoul, Sininmunsa Publishers, 2011, pp. 93-151 (Korean)
- “Levende redskap i Det Konfutsianske Menneskelighetens Rike? Slaver i Chosŏn-dynastiets Korea” (Living tools in the realm of the Confucian humanness? Slaves in Chosŏn Dynasty’s Korea). – Saphinaz-Amal Naguib & Bjarne Rogan, eds., Materiell Kultur og Kulturens Materialitet (Material Culture and Culture’s Materiality). Oslo: Novus, 2011, pp. 147-165 (Norwegian).
- “Manhae Han Yongun's Attempt at Producing an All-Inclusive Modern Buddhist Compendium - Pulgyo Taejǒn”, – Christoph Anderl, ed., Zen Rhetoric and Doctrine in China, Korea, and Japan. Leiden: Brill, 2011, pp. 399-417 (English).
- “The Korean Images of Tibet and Sirhak Scholars: the Plurality of Truths? In Relation to the Issue of the Epistemological Shift in Eighteenth-Century Korea” – Transcultural Studies (Heidelberg University), Vol. 2, 2011, pp. 51-65 (http://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/ojs/index.php/transcultural/article/view/9128/3102 ) (English)
- “China’s Image in Korea in the 1890s–1900s - Focusing on Daily Newspapers” - Horizons: Seoul Journal of Humanities, Vol. 2, No. 2, December 2011, pp. 181-203 (English)
- “Buddhism, Pacifism and Conscientious Objectors: Focusing on the American Buddhist Experience” - Mirae segye wa Pulgyo: Sangwŏl Wŏn'gak Taejosa T'ansin 100chunyŏn (미래 세계와 불교: 상월 원각 대조사 탄신 100주년The Future World and Buddhism: The 100th Birth Anniversary of the Great Patriarch Sangwŏl Wŏn'gak). Seoul: Taehan Pulgyo Ch’ŏnt’aejong Ch’ulp’anbu, 2011, pp. 362-398 (English).
2010:
- “Ham Sŏkhŏn and Korean Nationalism”, - Cahiers D'études Coréennes, Vol. 8, 2010, pp. 475-487 (English)
- “One Religion, Different Readings: (Mis)interpretations of Korean Buddhism in Colonial Korea, Late 1920s - Early 1930s”, - Journal of Korean Religions, Vol. 1, Issues 1-2, 2010, pp. 158-185 (English)
- “Review essay: Buddhist Warfare by Michael K. Jerryson, Mark Juergensmeyer (eds.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010” – H-Net Reviews, June 2010 . (English).
- “The Japanese Missionaries and their Impact on Korean Buddhist Developments (1876-1910)”, - Park Y. Jin (ed.), Makers of Modern Korean Buddhism, NY: SUNY Press, 2010, pp. 245-275 (English) – revised version of the previously published article, “The Japanese Missionaries and Their Impact on Korean Buddhist Developments (1876-1910)”. International Journal of Buddhist Thought and Culture, Vol. 4, 2004, pp. 7-49 (English).
- “1900년대 초반 신채호의 ‘민족’, ‘국수’ 개념의 계보와 지역적 맥락 1900 nyǒndae ch'oban Sin Ch'aeho ǔi ‘minjok’, ‘kuksu’ kaenyǒm ǒi kyebo wa chiyǒkchǒk maengnak (The genealogy and regional context of the concepts of "ethnic nation" and "national essence" [developed by] Sin Ch'aeho in the beginning of the twentieth century)”, - Lim Hyǒngt’aek, Vladmir Tikhonov, Ko Misuk et. al., Chǒnt'ong - kǔndae ga mandǔrǒ naen tto hana ǔi kwǒllyǒk (전통 – 근대가 만들어낸 또 하나의 권력 Tradition - one more power invented by modernity), Seoul: Inmul kwa sasang, 2010, pp. 74-124 (Korean).
- “’문명개화’ 선망과 대일 적대심 사이에서: 신채호의 일본관 'Munmyǒng kaehwa' sǒnmang kwa taeil chǒktaesim sai esǒ: Sin Ch'aeho ǔi Ilbon'gwan (Sin Ch'aeho's Views on Japan: Between the Longing for 'Civilization and Progress' and Anti-Japanese Animosity)”, - 일본비평 Ilbon Pip’yǒng (Japan Review), Vol. 3, 2010, pp. 20-36 (Korean).
- “1900년대 초반 신채호 ‘민족’ 개념의 계보와 동아시아적 맥락 1900nyǒndae ch'oban Sin Ch'aeho 'minjok' kaenyǒm ǔi kyebo wa Tongasiajǒk maengnak (The Genealogy and East Asian Context of the "Nation" Concept as Developed by Sin Ch'aeho in the Early 1900s)”, - 순천향 인문과학논총 Sunch’ǒnhyang Inmun Kwahak Nonch’ong (Soonchunhyang Journal of Humanities), Vol. 25, 2010, pp. 107-138 (Korean)
2009:
- “Militarism and Anti-militarism in South Korea: “Militarized Masculinity” and the Conscientious Objector Movement” (revised version), - "The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, Vol. 12-1-09, March 16, 2009": http://www.japanfocus.org/VladimirTikhonov-MilitarismandAntimilitarisminSouthKoreaMilitarizedMasculinityandtheConscientiousObjectorMovement_ (English)
- “Review essay: Izbrannaya bibliographiya literatury po Koree na russkom i zapadnoevropeiskih yazykah (Selected Bibliography of Literature on Korea in Russian and Western European Languages) by L.R.Kontsevich, Moscow: Pervoe Marta, 2008”, - Review of Korean Studies, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 183-187 (English).
- “Obituary: In Memoriam: Professor Mikhail Nikolaevich Pak (June 21, 1918 - April 16, 2009) “, - Acta Koreana, Vol. 12, No. 1, June 2009, pp. 239-242 (English).
- K'waenama, ch'ǒnjae, yǒngung k'iugi (Bringing up a gallant young man, genius, and hero)”, - Vladimir Tikhonov, Kim Hyuncheol, Ko Misuk et. al., Ip'al ch'ǒngch'un kkottti nǔn ǒttǒk'e ch'ǒngsonyǒn i toeǒnna? (How the "blossoming 16 years olds" became "adolescents"?), Seoul: Inmul kwa sasang, 2009, pp. 112-166 (Korean).
2008:
- “Burzhuaznaya revolyutsiya sverkhu? Reformy 1894-1895 gg. v Koree” (A bourgeois revolution from above? The 1894-1895 reforms in Korea). Koreya: Istoriya i sovremennost'. K devyanostoletiyu so dnya rozhdeniya professora Mikhaila Nikolaevicha Paka. Sbornik Statei (Korea: History and Modernity. Celebrating the 90th anniversary of Prof. Mikhail Nikolaevich Pak. Festschrift). Seoul, Namo Communications, 2008, pp. 117-131.
- “Kankoku to teikokushugi“ (Korea and Imperialism), - Gendai no riron (Modern Theory), Vol. 14, 2008, pp. 149-164 (Japanese).
- “Knowledge is Strength – Social Darwinism in Pre-colonial Education in Korea (1895–1910)”, - Bochumer Jahrbuch zur Ostasienforschung, Vol. 32, 2008, pp. 219-243 (English)
- “Review Essay: Religions of Korea in Practice”(Review of: RELIGIONS OF KOREA IN PRACTICE
Edited by Robert E. Buswell, Jr. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2007), - Religious Studies Review, Vol. 34, No. 3, 2008, pp. 153-159 (English).
- “"Fight Fire with Fire" - Sin Ch'aeho (1880-1936) and his Anti-colonial Social Darwinist Nationalism -”, - Sogang Inmun Nonch'ong (Sogang Humanities Journal), Vol. 24, 2008, pp. 105-127 (English).
- “Chasan An Hwak ege issǒsǒ ǔi minjok, mudo, yǒksa” (Nation, "Warrior's Way" and History in the Scholarship of Chasan An Hwak (1886-1946)), - Yǒlsang Kojǒn Yǒn'gu (Yǒlsang Journal of Classical Studies), Vol. 27, 2008, pp. 41-72 (Korean).
- “K'waenama, ch'ǒnjae, yǒngung k'iugi: 1910-1930 nyǒndae Chosǒn esǒ ǔi adong, ch'ǒngsonyǒn hunyuk tamnon ǔi chǒn'gae” (Upbringing an Energetic Young Man, Genius, and Hero - Children and Youth Education Discourse in Korea in the 1910s-1930s), -Han'guk Minjok Undongsa Yǒn'gu (Research on the History of Korean National Movement), Vol. 56, 2008, pp. 6-57 (Korean).
- “Lenin, panchayujuǔijǒk minjujuǔi hyǒngmyǒng ǔi hǔngmang” (Lenin - Rise and Fall of an Anti-Liberal Democratic Revolution), - Lenin kwa mirae hyeongmyeong [Lenin and the Future Revolution] , Seoul, Greenbee Publishers, 2008, pp. 103-145 (Korean).
- “Ham Sǒkhǒn: Kunsajuǔi, kukkajuǔi rǔl kǔkpokhae naganǔn kil” (Ham Sokhon: The Way towards Overcoming Militarism and Statism), - Kukche Koryǒhak (International Journal of Korean Studies), Vol. 12, 2008, pp. 257-275 (Korean).
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
지구화와 이주, 그리고 동포들의 역이민 Chiguhwa wa Iju Kŭrigo Tongp'o tŭr ŭi Yŏgimin (Globalization, Migration, and Return Migration of the Co-ethnics from Abroad),
잡거와 혼종 Chapkeo wa Honjong (Intermingling and Hybridity).
Somyeong Publishers.
ISSN 9791159058226.
p. 304–335.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Medicine meets red feminism: Yi Tǒgyo (1897–1932), a pioneering Korean feminist physician.
Asian Journal of Women's Studies.
ISSN 1225-9276.
29(3),
p. 319–343.
doi:
10.1080/12259276.2023.2256947.
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This article focuses on Yi Tǒgyo (1897–1932), a nurse-turned-doctor and one of the pioneering female physicians of colonial-age Korea. I aim to investigate how Yi’s medical practice and her understanding of public health and hygiene reflected both the general ideology of “medical modernity” and more specifically Yi’s socialist leanings, as well as her quest for a more gender-equal society. Furthermore, the article will explore the meanings of gender equality in Yi’s journalistic writings and public utterances, as well as her ways of practicing the ideals of socialist feminism in both personal and public life and her attitudes towards lesbian intimacy and bisexuality. Additionally, the article examines the complicated context of Yi’s varied interactions with the Japanese colonial authorities and their press organs and identifies the overlaps between Yi’s ideals of socialist “medical modernity” and the modernist public health practices of colonial-period Korea’s imperialist rulers. Overall, by focusing on Yi’s life, beliefs, writings, and practices, this article aims to improve our understanding of modern socialist feminism, modern medicine, and the interactions between these two domains in colonial Korean society.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
South Korean Migrants Policies and Human Rights,
IN THE FOCUS OF KOREAN LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
(20 YEARS OF TRADITION IN THE CENTER FOR KOREAN STUDIES
AT SOFIA UNIVERSITY).
St. Kliment Ohridski University Press.
ISSN 978-954-07-5781-0.
p. 9–19.
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My chapter deals with the human rights violations structurally caused by South Korea's restrictive immigration regime.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
A Borderland Radical: The Life and Struggles of Heo Seongtaek (1908-?), a Korean Anti-Colonial Revolutionary.
Korea journal.
ISSN 0023-3900.
63(2),
p. 235–262.
doi:
10.25024/kj.2023.63.2.235.
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The present article explores the life and struggles of Heo Seongtaek (1908–?), a
typical peasant (and later worker) grassroots militant of 1920–1930s colonial
Korea. He actively participated in both the post-1945 radical labor movement
and subsequently in the establishment of the North Korean regime, and was
purged after the regime consolidated in the 1950s. The radical peasant
movement of the northern Korean county of Seongjin—of which Heo was one
of the leaders—was characterized by a combination of spatial dynamism,
mobility, and varied repertoires of resistance. These repertoires creatively
blended technically legal, a-legal and illegal forms and techniques of struggle.
The chosen forms of resistance varied, including both legal reading societies,
a-legal mass meetings, and illegal coercive and violent methods (forced
destruction of debt documents, anti-spy struggles against police informers etc.).
Both a-legal, and especially illegal, methods could invite police repression but
were also conducive to solidifying the counter-hegemony of the peasant
radicals
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Chu Chonggǒn (1895-1936) – Life and Death of a Transborder Korean Socialist Intellectual.
Studia Orientalia Electronica.
ISSN 0039-3282.
124,
p. 199–216.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
조선적 특색을 가진 마르크스주의: 1920-30년대 소련의
조선인 디아스포라 혁명가들의 조선에서의 일본 식민주의에
대한 마르크스주의적 분석을 다시 읽기 Chosŏnjŏk T'ŭksaek ŭl Kajin Marŭk'ŭsŭjuŭi: 1920-30 Nyŏndae Soryŏn ŭi Chosŏnin Diasŭp'ora Hyŏngmyŏngga tŭr ŭi Chosŏn esŏŭi Ilbon Shingminjuŭi e taehan Marŭk'ŭsŭjuŭijŏk Punsŏk ŭl Tasi Ilkki (Marxism with Korean Characteristics: Re-reading the Marxist Analyses of Japanese Colonialism in Korea by Korean Diasporic Revolutionaries in the USSR in the 1920-30s),
동아시아 마르크스주의: 과거, 현재, 미래 Tongashia Marŭk'ŭsŭjuŭi: Kwagŏ, Hyŏnjae, Mirae (East Asian Marxism: Past, Present, Future).
Chininjin Publishers.
ISSN 978-89-6347-561-5.
p. 19–51.
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This is a Korean translation of an augmented version of my previously published English paper: Marxism with Korean Characteristics - Re-reading the Marxist Analyses of Japanese Colonialism in Korea by Korean Diasporic Revolutionaries in the USSR in the 1920-30s (Marxism 21, 18/2, 2021, pp. 324-357)
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
동아시아 관료국가의 형성과 그 특성:
한나라 시기부터 청나라 시기까지: 중국 관료국가, 관료적 능력주의와 자본주의 이전의 사회경제적 체제 형성에 관한 마르크스주의적 이해 Tongashia Kwallyo kukka ŭi Hyŏngsŏng kwa kŭ T'ŭksŏng: Hannara Shigi put'ŏ Ch'ŏngnara Shigi kkaji Chungguk Kwallyo kukka, Kwallyojŏk Nŭngnyŏkchuŭi wa Chabonjuŭi ijŏn ŭi Sahoegyŏngjejŏk Ch'eje Hyŏngsŏng e kwanhan Marŭk'ŭsŭjuŭijŏk Ihae (The Formation of East Asian Bureaucratic Statehood and its Characteristics: From Han to Qing: Bureaucratic Statehood in China, Bureaucratic Meritocracy and the Marxist ),
동아시아 자본주의: 마르크스주의적 접근 Tongashia Chabonjuŭi: Marŭk'ŭsŭjuŭijŏk Chŏpkŭn (East Asian Capitalism - Marxist Approach).
Chininjin Publishers.
ISSN 978-89-6347-560-8.
p. 17–65.
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A Korean translation of a greatly expanded version of my earlier English article: The Formation of East Asian Bureaucratic Statehood and its Characteristics: From Han to Song: Bureaucratic Statehood in China, Bureaucratic Meritocracy and the Marxist Understanding of Pre-Capitalist Socio-Economic Formations. Marŭk'ŭsŭchuŭi yŏn'gu. ISSN 1738-2998. 19(2), pp. 65–110
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
마르크스주의적 시각에서 본 러시아 제국주의와 우크라이나 Mareuk'euseujuuijeok Sigak-eseo bon Reosia Chegukjuui wa Uk'euraina (Russian Imperialism and Ukraine - a Marxist View).
Marŭk'ŭsŭchuŭi yŏn'gu.
ISSN 1738-2998.
19(3),
p. 12–37.
doi:
10.26587/marx.19.3.202208.001.
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https://www.kci.go.kr/kciportal/landing/article.kci?arti_id=ART002866435
The present paper deals with Marx’ and Engels’ assessment of nineteenth-century Russian imperialism, Lenin’s characterizations of early twentieth-century Tsarist imperialism, Soviet Union’s ‘imperial’ characteristics, and, last but not least, with the main traits of Russia’s post-Soviet imperialism, the character of its current invasion of Ukraine, and the questions of leftist reactions to this invasion. Already in the mid-nineteenth century, Marx and Engels discussed the ‘abnormality’ of Tsarist imperialism, with its continuity to post-fifteenth century continental territorial expansion of more ‘feudal’ (pre-modern) kind and its seeming lack of interconnectedness with the development of industrial capitalism (lagging behind, in Russia’s case). Lenin, famously, defined this ‘abnormality’ as Russia’s ‘military-feudal imperialism.’ As the Bolshevik government established by Leninists in 1917 was turning increasingly conservative in the wake of Stalin’s consolidation of dictatorial power, Soviet Union was also demonstrating certain distinctively ‘imperial’ features. It was, however, a more ‘participatory’ empire, with local non-Russian cadres coopted into the Stalinist bureaucratic apparatus as junior partners of Moscow’s apparatchiks. Since these apparatchiks were also constantly using the socialist rhetoric inherited from the 1917 revolution, the main legitimizing event for their regime, it was sometimes difficult to discern the ‘imperial’ traits inherent in Soviet Union’s political and economic structure. In the wake of the Soviet collapse, the new Russian state, especially after 2000, consolidated the patterns which one, with Lenin’s definition in mind, can characterize as ‘military-resource imperialism.’ Lacking either financial or technologic hegemony, Russia’s imperialism is just as inherently weaker compared to its American (Western) competitors as Russia’s ‘abnormal’ imperialism used to be in the age of Marx and Engels. However, the relative weakness of Russian imperialism, its characteristics as a junior competitor to the imperialism of the world-systemic core, should not be used as a ground to see it as any kind of ‘lesser evil’ compared to its stronger core rivals. As the present paper argues, the international leftist movement, including Russian leftists, has all grounds to support a defeat of Russian imperialist invasion of Ukraine.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
The Formation of East Asian Bureaucratic Statehood and its Characteristics: From Han to Song: Bureaucratic Statehood in China, Bureaucratic Meritocracy and the Marxist Understanding of Pre-Capitalist Socio-Economic Formations.
Marŭk'ŭsŭchuŭi yŏn'gu.
ISSN 1738-2998.
19(2),
p. 65–110.
doi:
10.26587/marx.19.2.202205.003.
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The current article deals with the history of East Asian states – with a focus on China – from the late Han age (ca the second century) to the end of Song (the thirteenth century). It examines mediaeval East Asian history focusing on the process through which bureaucratic statehood gradually developed. The aim of this article is to use the factual material on the development of bureaucratic statehood in East Asia in order to reconsider the Marxist understanding of pre-capitalist formations as a whole. As is well-known, this understanding, in the USSR and beyond , since the early 1930s was defined by a dogmatic ‘five formations’ scheme in which pre-capitalist societies were to be placed into the Procrustean bed of either ‘slave-owning’ or ‘feudalism.’ This scheme was both extremely Eurocentric and hardly conformed to Marx’ own understanding of pre-capitalist societies: Marx used such terms as ‘slave-owning’ or ‘feudalism’ while referring to specifically European rather than global history. This scheme hardly fits into the empirically reconstructed picture of East Asia’s ancient or mediaeval history where, excluding certain epochs and certain relatively peripheral regions (Japan), neither slave-owning nor (quasi-)feudal structures ever played any significant part. Dissident or unorthodox Marxists, in the USSR and elsewhere, often attempted to complement this Eurocentric ‘five formations’ scheme by posing a special ‘Asian mode of production’ for Asian (or generally non-European) societies. However, this kind of conceptualization would concomitantly strengthen the Eurocentric bias by defining the European experience of slave-owning city-states or feudal hierarchies as ‘universal’ as opposed to the regional particularity of the ‘Asian mode of production.’ The present author, in his take on East Asia’s mediaeval history, proposes to jettison the concept of ‘feudalism’ altogether and focus instead on how East Asian societies – and specifically China – developed their productive bases with increasingly bureaucratized statehood as the scaffoldings of their superstructural framework. In the societies reaching a relatively high level of productive forces advancement – such as Song China – the process of state bureaucratization and development of meritocratic routines was accompanied by the first instance of de-aristocratization of a society in mediaeval world history. Having compared the meritocratic appointment, promotion and demotion routines in second to twelfth-century China with the bureaucratic procedures in other contemporary Eurasian states, this article concludes by agreeing with Samir Amin’s (1931-2018) definition of pre-modern China as a ‘perfected’ version of the tributary mode of production. At the same time, it has to be remembered that in the East Asian societies with a lesser degree of productive force development (Koryŏ etc.), de-aristocratization of the kind observed in Song never took place.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2021).
Incongruity of Nationalisms? Interactions between Korean National History and American Historians of Korea, the 1910s to 1980s.
European Journal of Korean Studies.
ISSN 2631-4134.
20(2(1)),
p. 397–425.
doi:
10.33526/ejks.20212002.397.
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The heuristic starting point for this paper is a critical approach to the enterprise
of modern historiography per se, based on the understanding of it as inherently
bound by teleological epistemology. While “Korean nationalism” is the usual
vantage point for the critique of modern Korean historiography, the current
article attempts to reverse this analytical perspective and re-assess a number
of attempts to write on Korean history by US-based historians of Korea in the
1910s–1980s as reflections of inherently self-centric picture of the world. In this
Eurocentric picture, traditional Korea was locked into a historical trajectory via
which “modernity” was unachievable
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2021).
The Dream of the Solidarity of the Downtrodden: Yi Yeoseong (1901–?) and His Work on Global Anti-Imperialist Movements.
Seoul Journal of Korean Studies.
ISSN 1225-0201.
34(2),
p. 261–297.
doi:
10.1353/seo.2021.0013.
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Yi Yeoseong (1901–?) exemplifies the hybridity and complexity of Korea’s ideological landscape in the colonial age. During his lifetime Yi, a scion of a Confucian-turned Christian family, evolved from a nationalist into a Marxist. His Marxism, however, was of a strongly “national” kind, as Yi’s main concern was the preservation and development of Korea’s indigenous cultural tradition in the era of colonial modernity. This article aims at demonstrating that Yi’s paradigm of national liberation was at the same time profoundly internationalist. Parallel to his concerns for Korea’s fate, Yi was deeply interested in a range of anti-colonial movements internationally. His interests spanned French Vietnam, British India, Indonesia under Dutch control, but also the situation in the Philippines and even the Jewish-Arab struggles in Palestine and the anti-racist struggles of US Blacks. In Europe, Yi focused on the history of the Irish independence movement. This article will demonstrate that Yi’s manifold writings on the global anticolonial struggles combined Marxist methodology with a nationalist thrust to find
abroad some analogies for Korea’s own colonial predicament. It is to be hoped that this article will contribute to rediscovering Yi as one of the major colonial-era Korean Marxist thinkers with a global reach.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
전쟁의 시대를 헤쳐 나가는 방법: 세계 질서는 어떻게 재편돼 가는가? Surviving the Age of Warfare: How is Global Order Metamorphizing Now? .
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
Soviet Jews As Historical Actors North of the 38th Parallel.
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https://asianstudies.confex.com/asianstudies/2024/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/7176
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
Book talk The Red Decades: Communism as Movement and Culture in Korea, 1919-1945 .
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https://ccrs.ku.dk/calendar/2024/nordic-baltic-korean-studies-days-2024/?fbclid=IwAR3EzHZUVpwjshO798JKA2Zom8YfugSf434vNmMKUFb5pDTYfkA61JTT8BA
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
K-dramaer - historien og nåtiden (K-dramas - the History and the Present).
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
남북, ‘동족’은 아니라 해도 적이 될 필요야…Nambuk, 'Tongjok' ŭn Anira Haedo Chŏk i Toel P'iryoya...(South and North Korea, Do Not Have To Be Enemies Even If They Are Not 'Compatriots'...).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1129164.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
한국의 '글로벌' 담론을 추적하다 Han'guk ŭi Kŭllobŏl Tamnon ŭl Ch'ujŏk'ada (Tracing South Korea's 'Global' Discourses).
Ch'angjak-kwa pip'eong (Creation and Criticism).
203,
p. 1–10.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2024).
우크라이나, 미국 실패의 그림자 Uk'ŭraina, Miguk Shilp'ae ŭi Kŭrimja (The Shadow of American Failure over Ukraine).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1124647.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Introductory Lecture for the Book Launching Seminar for <The Red Decades: Communism as Movement and Culture in Korea, 1919-1945>.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
세계 자본주의 체제 맥락에서 전쟁의 배경과 의미: 우크라이나에서 대만, 한반도까지 The Context and Backdrop of the War-making in the Capitalist World-system's Framework: from Ukraine to Taiwan and Korean Peninsula.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
방문동거 비자, 또 하나의 차별 Pangmun Tonggŏ Pija Tto Hana ŭi Ch'abyŏl (The Visa for non-Ethnic Korean Dependents - Yet Another Discrimination).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1120160.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Book Talk: The Red Decades: Communism as Movement and Culture in Korea, 1919-1945.
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https://www.ed.ac.uk/literatures-languages-cultures/asian-studies/events/scks-dls-2324/scks-dls-231130
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
North Korea in Norway: Relationship, Images, and Realities.
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https://www.asiaportal.info/event/the-nordic-countries-relations-with-the-dpr-korea/
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
‘전쟁의 해’ 2023년이 우리에게 주는 교훈 Chŏnjaeng ŭi Hae 2023Nyŏn i Uri ege Chunŭn Kyohun (The Lessons Given to Us by 2023, a Year of War).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1115336.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
윤석열 정부와 한·러 관계: 한반도 평화 본위의 접근이 요구된다 Yun Sook Yeol's Government and Russo-Korean Relations: A Peace-oriented Approach is Needed.
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축 사 : 안드레이 보르소비치 쿨릭 (주한 러시아 대사)
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14:00 – 15:50 제1세션 인천대 중국학술원 “급변하는 정세와 한중관계” (한¬·중 동시통역 제공)
사회자 : 김재관 (전남대)
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발표자 : 이남주 (성공회대)
토론자 : 거샤오후이 (중국사회과학원 변강연구소)
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15:50 – 16:00 휴 식
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사회자 : 김창진 (성공회대)
발표 1. 윤석열 정부의 한¬러 관계에 대한 러시아의 시각
발표자 : 알렉산드르 보론초프 (러시아과학아카데미 동방학연구소)
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발표자 : 블라디미르 티호노프 (오슬로대)
토론자 : 성원용 (인천대)
발표 3. 우크라이나 전쟁 이후 한러 경제협력의 현황
발표자 : 김선래 (한국외대 러시아연구소)
토론자 : 이리나 코르군 (한국외대 EU센터)
17:50 – 17:55 마무리 : 주장환 (한신대 유라시아연구소 소장)
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
탈국가・탈민족의 동아시아 평화공생체로 가는 길 Beyond the National Boundaries: The Way towards a Community of Peace in East Asia.
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http://nead.or.kr/
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
함흥 태생의 여의사 이덕요: 의학, 사회주의, 그리고 페미니즘 Hamheung-born Female Doctor Yi Deogyo: Medicine, Socialism and Feminism.
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https://riks.korea.ac.kr/square/notice/detail/1008
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
의학, 적색 페미니즘과 조우한다: 이덕요(1897-1932), 사회주의적 페미니즘의 선구자 Medicine meets red feminism: Lee Deok-yo (1897-1932), pioneer of socialist feminism.
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https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=843961897433526&set=a.236503101512745
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
가야세계문화유산 등재기념 특강 및 토크쇼 Special Lecture and Talk Show in Commemoration of Kaya Cultural Legacies' Registration as UNESCO World Heritage.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
서방언론은 외면한 북-러 밀착의 의미들 Sŏbangŏllonŭn Oemyŏnhan Puk Rŏ Milch'ak ŭi Ŭimi tŭl (The Meanings of the DPRK-Russian Honeymoon Ignored by Western Media).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1110697.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
한동훈 장관의 이민철학이 우려스러운 이유 Han Tonghun Changgwan ŭi Imin Ch'ŏrhak i Uryŏsŭrŏun Iyu (The Reason Why Minister Han Tonghun's Philosophy on Immigration is Worrisome) .
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1106292.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
한국 사회주의자 한위건 A Korean socialist, Han Wigeon.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
우리는 왜 이토록 오만해졌을까 Urineun wae it'orok omanhaejyeosseulkka (Why did we Become so Arrogant?).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1101698.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Cho Seung-bog – An Academic Life in Overlapping Contact Zones.
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https://conference-service.com/akse2023/xpage.html?xpage=246&lang=en
https://akse2023.net/
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
북한 인권을 걱정한다면 남북교류부터 재개를 Pukhan Ingwon eul Keokjeonghandamyeon Nambuk kyoryu put'eo chaegae reul (If You Worry about North Korean Human Rights, Restart South-North Korean Contacts).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1096792.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
South Korea's Migrants: between Bloodline Nationalism and Citizen Community Belonging.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
South Korean Migrant Policies and Human Rights.
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https://www.facebook.com/prof.fedotov/posts/pfbid0wJ1i5aYNrQVuydoJoayxMzUMhHZaKJY6Up1cnKchn6Cmsaubbb43C2fSgsy6dwa7l
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
한국 사회 현실과 미래 전망 (South Korean Society: Realities and Future Prospects).
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https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=9113660138675149&set=gm.3889879381238653&idorvanity=1767842060109073
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Non-Stalinist Western Left, Korean War and North Korea: the Early 1950s.
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https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=6876855258997269&set=a.410459478970245
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
혐중을 넘어 균형 잡힌 중국관을 위해서 Hyŏmjung ŭl nŏmŏ kyunhyŏng chap'in chunggukkwan ŭl wihaesŏ (Beyond Sinophobia: for a Balanced View of China).
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
한국인의 전례없는 친미화를 어떻게 볼 것인가 Han'guginŭi chŏllye ŏmnŭn ch'inmihwa rŭl ŏttŏk'e pol kŏshin'ga (How Should [We] View the Unprecedented Pro-American Turn in South Korea?).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1092030.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
The History of Eurasia's Russophone Koreans in the Global Perspective .
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https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10230630122879462&set=a.3137172630961
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Soviet-Korean Literature of the 1930s.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
신냉전 시대의 신권위주의 Neoauthoritarianism in the New Cold War Era.
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The lecture dealt with the issue of the "democratic rollback" in the age of neoliberal crisis.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
‘시험 공화국’의 짙은 그늘 Sihŏm Konghwaguk ŭi Chit'ŭn Kŭnŭl (Thick Shadow of the "Examinations Republic").
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1087486.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Korean Revolutionary Nationalism in Soviet Garb – the 1937 Soviet-Korean Writings’ Collection, the Fatherland of Toilers.
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https://asianstudies.confex.com/asianstudies/2023/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/3866
Korean migrants in the Soviet Maritime Province, forcibly removed to Central Asia during the Stalinist repressions in 1937, made important and still under-researched contribution to the formation of ‘socialist’ linguistic conventions and literary style which later further developed in post-1945 North Korea. This presentation focuses on one particularly significant literary monument of Soviet-Korean authors’ community, the collection printed in Khabarovsk in 1937, right before the deportation of Soviet-Korean minority. Appropriately entitled The Fatherland of Toilers – both Soviet Union and hoped-for future socialist Korea were meant – the collection was co-edited, among others, by Cho Myŏnghŭi (1894-1938), a famed socialist writer who shocked Korean literary world by his 1928 flight to Soviet Union where he received political asylum and quickly established himself as a major author. The collection, with its verbose denunciations of the ‘wreckers’ and ‘counter-revolutionaries’ among Soviet-Korean writers and paeans to Stalin translated from Russian, demonstrates all the undeletable marks of the place and period (1937 was the peak of the Great Purges) it was produced in. However, as I will argue in my presentation, the Soviet-Korean literature Cho and his junior colleagues were creating was anything but simply a Koreanized version of standard Stalinist rhetoric. As I will detail in my presentation, Cho and other authors of the collection were actually exploring a number of issues essential to revolutionary nationalist discourse, women’s right and national education being, inter alia, highly prominent on their agenda. Soviet Union served to them as the model of Korea’s future national revival.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
신권위주의, 외로운 이들을 사로잡는 지배전략 Shin'gwŏnwijuŭi, Oeroun i dŭr ŭl Sarojamnŭn Chibae Chŏllyak (Neo-Authoritarianism: Domination Strategy of Captivating the Lonely People).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1082570.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
BOOK REVIEW Supercorporate: distinction and participation in post-hierarchy South Korea by Michael Prentice, Stanford University Press, 2022.
Asian Studies Review.
ISSN 1035-7823.
47(1),
p. 205–207.
doi:
10.1080/10357823.2023.2158515.
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https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/G74FGQFJCDDHG86TJHBZ/full?target=10.1080/10357823.2023.2158515
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
Korean History Research outside of Korea – Mainstreamisation, Regionality, Disbalances, and Advances.
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https://icks.snu.ac.kr/main/en/
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
러시아 난민들을 환영해야 하는 이유 Reosia Nanmin teur eul Hwangyeonghaeya haneun Iyu (The Reasons to Welcome Russian Refugees).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1077754.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2023).
신냉전과 인류의 미래 (The New Cold War and Humanity's Future).
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc7oCpl03vI
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
‘김건희 액세서리’ 된 캄보디아 아이 'Kim Keonghui Aeksesari' ga toen K'ambodia Ai (A Cambodian Children who Became 'Kim Keonghui's Accessary').
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1068424.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
한국 민중사에 비추어본 역사와 인권 Han'guk Minjungsa e Pich'ueppon Yeoksa wa Inkweon (History and Human Rights as Seen through the Prism of the History from Below),
인권 현장으로 떠나는 평화로운 화요일 Inkweon Hyeonjang euro Tteonaneun P'yeonghwaroun Hwayoil (A Peaceful Tuesday when I Depart to the Place where Human Rights [are Defended]).
Mal.
ISSN 9791187342205.
p. 39–71.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
러시아의 우크라이나 침공과 세계 진보: 엇갈리는 대응을 넘어서 Russia's Ukraine Invasion and the Global Left: Beyond the Conflicting Responses.
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https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=6228973100452158&set=a.228102760539252
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
북유럽의 정치 상황과 이민자 문제 Politics and Migration Issues in Northern Europe.
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https://www.dongguk.edu/article/GENERALNOTICES/detail/26748218
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
A View from the Left: Non-Stalinist Left and UN Involvement in the Korean War.
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https://iku.pusan.ac.kr/iku/56195/subview.do
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Utdanning bak betalingsmur?
Klassekampen.
ISSN 0805-3839.
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https://klassekampen.no/utgave/2022-10-19/debatt-utdanning-bak-betalingsmur
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
선진국 한국의 책임 Seonjin'guk Han'guk eui Ch'aegim (Responsibilities of South Korea as an Advanced Country).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1063221.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Korea in 1876-1945 – in Search for Korean Modernity.
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https://oriental.hse.ru/announcements/776407522.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
The Meta-history of Eurasia’s Russophone Koreans in the Global Perspective.
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http://www.kjdaily.com/1663497957584272005
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
팬데믹 시대에 경계를 바라보다 Looking at the Borders in Pandemic Age.
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https://www.okfriend.org/news/?idx=12506094&bmode=view
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
‘권위 장사’, 혹은 대학의 사망 'Kwŏnwi Changsa' hokŭn Taehak ŭi Samang ('Trade in Prestige,' or Death of University).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1058474.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
신냉전 시대의 문학, 어떻게 가르칠 것인가? Shinnaengjŏn Shidaeŭi Munhak, Ŏttŏk'e Karŭch'il Kŏshin-ga? (How to Teach Literature in the New Cold War Age?).
Munhagin.
ISSN 2765-3323.
7,
p. 19–29.
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http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/detailViewKor.laf?mallGb=KOR&ejkGb=KOR&barcode=9772765332009
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
세기말의 귀환? Segimal eui Kwihwan? (A Return of the Fin de siècle?).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1054114.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Discourse and Practice of Modern Femininity in Late Nineteenth - Early Twentieth Century Korea.
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This presentation deals with the evolution of the femininity norms in Korea in the 1890s and in the last pre-colonial decade (1900-1910). In the current scholarship, a certain degree of modernization of the gender practices in this period is often emphasized. This presentation, however, will attempt to demonstrate that the norms of femininity underwent what may be characterized as a conservative
modernization during the two pre-colonial decades. This presentation will focus on the centrality of the narrative of gender difference in the femininity-related discourses of the period in question. While men were implored to develop themselves both physically and intellectually in order to defend and
modernize their nation, women were still defined by the ethics of (familial) duty and obedience, rather than their position as nation’s members. However, I will concurrently emphasize that women were at the same time asked to educate themselves into better mothers of (male) citizens and avoid early marriages as “harmful to the race.” Its limitations being obvious, the conservative modernization of the gender norms and ideas in turn-of-the-century Korea still led to certain growth of pioneering female intelligentsia, and to women being at least allowed onto the public stage. These developments, as I will outline in my presentation, ultimately served as a stepping-stone for the further growth of
female subjectivity and continuous changes in the norms of gendered corporality during the Japanese colonial era (1910-1945). My presentation will specially emphasize the ways in which the pioneering female intellectuals, such as Ha Nansa (Nancy) or Yun Jeongweon, were attempting to accentuate female agency and subjectivity – for example, via the discourse of female ‘ethical superiority’ which built on the narrative of gender difference but at the same time creatively subverted it. I will begin my presentation with a brief discussion of gender norms of Joseon period (1392-1910) which represented a starting point for the changes of the two pre-colonial decades. Then I will attempt a summary of the
discourse and practices of femininity in the 1890s and 1900s, and an analysis of the advancements and limitations in the gender-related developments in pre-1910 Korea.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Medicine Meets Red Feminism: Yi Tǒgyo (1890-1932), a Pioneering Korean Feminist Physician .
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vb7GWhGu0gAYOMRiQ6am7PnMOgzu1e6y/edit
This presentation deals with a less-known personage in the early history of Korea’s radical women’s movement. Yi Tǒgyo, a nurse-turned-doctor, is known as one of the first Japan-educated female physicians in the history of Korea’s modern medicine. As a popular doctor, Yi was also in high demand as a writer on medical issues for newspapers and journals, advising her – largely female – readership on everything, from whooping cough to endometritis. Her role as a major populariser of women-oriented medical knowledge in colonial-age Korea still awaits its researcher. At the same time, however, Yi was also active as a socialist feminist, and was understood by the Japanese police to be a part of the underground Korean Communist Party organization. As a feminist radical, she wanted women to be empowered, both socio-economically and in the intimate relationship sphere. She was known as a staunch advocate of women’s right to initiate divorce proceedings. Simultaneously, she made noteworthy attempts to outline her vision of emancipatory intimacy in a number of essays in periodicals. Many of these essays also shed light on Yi’s own married life with Han Wigǒn (1896-1937), one of the most important organizers and theoreticians of Korean Communist movement. This presentation will attempt to look at how Yi’s position as medical professional influenced both her vision of radical socio-political and cultural changes and her feminist views, with special emphasis on her attitudes towards both hetero- and homosexual intimacy and married life
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Life and Death of Chu Chonggǒn (1895-1936) – a Founder of Korean Communist Party in Soviet Exile.
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https://icks.snu.ac.kr/main/en/sub/community/schedule_read.asp?BOARD_IDX=258
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
한국에는 오지 못한 68혁명 Han'guk e Oji Mothan 68 Hyeongmyeong (The 1968 Revolution which Never Came to South Korea).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1049786.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
The Korean War and Stalin’s Calculus: Soviet Strategies before, during and after the War.
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https://www.iias.asia/sites/iias/files/2022-06/ABRN%20Programbook_website2262022_1.pdf
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
차별금지법 없는 선진국은 없다! Ch'abyeol Keumjobeop Eomneun Seonjin'guk Eopta! (There are No Advanced Countries without Anti-Discrimination Legislation!).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1045204.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Chu Chonggǒn (1895-1936) – Life and Death of a Transborder Korean Socialist Intellectual.
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https://blogs.helsinki.fi/najaks-11/programme/
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Trajectories of Modern and Contemporary Femininity and Masculinity in Korea.
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https://www.cwu.edu/event-calendar?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D602402986
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
미국 패권 이후의 세계 Miguk P'aekweon ihu eui Segye (The World After American Hegemony).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1040456.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
한국인에게 기후 정의란 무엇인가? What is Climate Justice to South Koreans?
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85906289048
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
코로나 시대, 국가와 민족의 귀환 K'orona Sidae, Kukka wa Minjok eui Kwihwan (The COVID Age, a Return of State and Ethno-Nation),
팬데믹 시대에 경계를 바라보다 P'aendemik Sidae e Kyeonggye reul Parapoda (Contemplating Contact Zones in the Pandemic Era).
Somyeong.
ISSN 9791159052507.
p. 39–53.
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This collection deals with the borderlands and contact zones in the time of COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Navigating the Legal Regime: 1920-30s Socialist Movement in Korea and the “Grey Zone” of Colonial Law.
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https://www.asianstudies.org/wp-content/uploads/AAS-AC-2022-Conference-Booklet-Web-FINAL-R1.pdf
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
전쟁, 혹은 진실의 순간 Cheonjaeng, Hogeun Chinsil eui Sun'gan (War, or The Moment of Truth).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1035811.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Vi kan forvente at mange flere russiske forskere vil prøve å komme seg til Norge.
Forskersonen.no.
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https://forskersonen.no/kronikk-meninger-russland/vi-kan-forvente-at-mange-flere-russiske-forskere-vil-prove-a-komme-seg-til-norge/1996326?fbclid=IwAR3O5bYVCfn2W-HXMTxVDMB0Uy4hCgyYw5OcMjVb-mMnpqV3n6tzvJyOk5Q
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
‘푸틴의 전쟁’ 끝낼 힘은 오직 맞서 싸우는 시민에 있다 "P'ut'in eui cheonjaeng" Kkeunnaek Him eun Ojik Masseo Ssauneun Simin e Itta (The Power to End "Putin's War" Lies with Ukrainian People Fighting Back).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/international/europe/1033286.html
https://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_editorial/1033401.html (engelsk oversettelse)
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
사실(史實)과 마르크시즘 바탕해 가야사 써보겠다는 야심으로 Sasil kwa Mareuk'eusijeum Pat'anghae Kayasa Sseobogettaneun Yasim euro (With the Ambition of Writing Kaya History Based on Historical Facts and Marxism).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/culture/book/1031608.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
문화는 배타적으로 소유할 수 없다! Munhwa neun Paet'ajeogeuro Soyuhal su Eopta! (One Can't Own Culture Exclusively!).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1031233.html
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
Characteristics of the formation of bureaucratic states in East Asia in the context of world history : from Han dynasty to Song dynasty.
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Zoom Link : https://url.kr/f4sjxb
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Tikhonov, Vladimir
(2022).
신냉전 시대를 살아가는 법 Sinnaejeon Sidae reul Sarakaneun Peop (How to Live through the Age of the New Cold War).
Hangyoreh sinmun.
ISSN 1228-4017.
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https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/1025974.html
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