HIEA 114 Medium Post #2“Letter on a Plague Year” as one of the first readings was one wherein I learned of a modern form of mutual aid organized through…Jun 2, 20221Jun 2, 20221
HIEA 114 Medium Post #1Postwar Japan was ravaged by poverty and desolation as a result of various factors. It lost much of its colonial holdings overseas, which…May 13, 20223May 13, 20223
HIEA 114 Initial PostHello, my name is InSoo Kim. I’m a second-year at Warren studying history, and I love to delve into the imperial relations of East Asia…Apr 5, 2022Apr 5, 2022
HIEA 112 — Modernization as Seen Through Hierarchy, Imperialism, and RaceContent warning — this post contains a photo of several dead bodies.Mar 18, 2022Mar 18, 2022
HIEA Catching Up 3/3Are you convinced by Dower’s argument in War Without Mercy that the Japanese and Allied forces expressed a great deal of racial animosity…Mar 12, 2022Mar 12, 2022
HIEA Catching Up 2/3What does Yoshida’s discussion of the way that the media’s reporting on the Nanjing Massacre downplayed its atrocities tell us about the…Mar 12, 2022Mar 12, 2022
HIEA 112 — Catching Up 1/3I am condensing all of the prompts I’ve missed thus far into three Medium post; I’ve been incredibly busy lately and haven’t had the time…Mar 10, 2022Mar 10, 2022
HIEA 112 — Medium Post 2Read “The Way of Subjects” alongside “Goodbye Asia” from week 3. What has remained consistent in the justifications that each piece makes…Feb 22, 20221Feb 22, 20221
HIEA 112 — Medium Post #1Put yourself in the shoes of an Ainu person who lived through the extension of the boundaries of the old Tokugawa regime to include your…Jan 21, 20222Jan 21, 20222
HIEA 112 — My Relationship With JapanMy relationship with Japan is pretty complex. Growing up in Korea, my country has had many bouts even recently with Japan, especially as a…Jan 4, 20221Jan 4, 20221
