Pub Date : 2014-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2014.06.7.57
Steve Lee
Charlotte Lennox’s eighteenth-century British rendition of Cervantes’ Don Quixote mirrors the original in many ways. Like Don Quixote, Arabella, his female literary descendant, screams forth and marches headfirst into the absurdity we call may call society. Our protagonist, Arabella, is anti-tradition and avant-garde, but ironically, these traits result from her inability to differentiate reality from romance fiction. Arabella’s quixotism is a direct literary device used by an author, who purposefully and determinedly, sets off to communicate a social commentary through the usage of humor, absurdity, and satire. Thus, Arabella is a worthy companion to Cervantes’ Don Quixote because both protagonists use innocence, wonder, and even a bit of delusion, to truly see the world; a world that can be all-too-easily misconstrued, lied-bout and made superficial.
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Pub Date : 2014-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2014.06.7.3
A. Bruske
I have here attempted to restructure and revivify the idea of identity politics, resurrecting it from critics who have dismissed it as essentialist or even erroneous. A theoretical armature of four pillars is proposed: Mette Hjort’s notion of “banalaboutness”; the New Historicist “anecdote”; Fredric Jameson’s concept of “cognitive mapping”; and Judith Butler’s psychoanalytic re-reading of identity. This hermeneutic is used to reinterpret the works of Julio Medem, in particular his La pelota vasca (2003); Medem has constructed a metanarrative of Basque identity as a tonic to the idea of a homogenic and centralized Spain centered on Madrid.
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Pub Date : 2014-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2014.06.7.117
C. Larsen
The purpose of this paper is to examine the diplomatic paradox of the DPRK following the global financial crisis and the co called “Arab Spring,” each of which had a unique impact on the behavior and policy decisions of Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Paradoxically, while their aggressive position has mostly come from a desire to solve perceived security challenges, it has caused deeper economic woes and a further detraction from the lower Songbun categories: the marginalized and “untouchable” caste in North Korea. The results are growing destabilization, more widespread human suffering resembling the famine of the 1990s and an increased dependence on China. Peaceful conflict management with North Korea has been an ongoing discussion largely focused upon the development of nuclear weapons, the expansion of ballistic missile technology and recurring acts of hostility toward neighbors. However, the UN also describes the situation to include “persisting deterioration in human rights situation” and “systemic, widespread and grave violation of civil, political, economic and social and cultural rights.” Central planning failures have further led to widespread environmental problems rendering large amounts of land unproductive (in an already mountainous country) as well as many homeless and in poverty. The current state of affairs is simply unsustainable and creating greater regional conflict. This paper will attempt to consider how these macroscopic economic and political factors run alongside sociocultural ones, as was seen in the “Arab Spring”, which carry unintended consequences in how the DPRK tried to control the “carrots and sticks” as a security measure in the wake of the recent global financial crisis and continued growth of China. While the goal has been to foster more external security (historically very effective and fits inside a preexisting political paradigm) more internal instability exists than arguably ever before. An increased understanding of the values at work can lead toward different strategies for diplomacy and the normalization of relations in the current Northeast Asian conflict.
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Pub Date : 2013-12-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.12.6.3
E. Kanaev
An elaboration on Code on Conduct of Parties in the South China is one of the hottest topics in current Asia-Pacific geopolitics. Nevertheless, this project is unlikely to be completed owing to incongruence between the main lines of contradictions over this issue and the instruments to keep them within manageable bounds. Under these circumstances, a probable failure of Code on Conduct may produce a stabilizing rather than a negative effect on the South China Sea issue.
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Pub Date : 2013-12-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.12.6.35
Michael T. R. Madill
The significance of pragmatics relating to writing acquisition within South Korean universities is apparent as practical English writing courses are becoming increasingly more popular. This signifies ambitions by administration, students, and society as a whole to acquire real-world compositional skills. Unfortunately, writing instruction has been neglected thus creating contextual production deficiencies. Furthermore, underlying pragmatic factors affect perceived genre practicality, topic relevancy, and overall authenticity, which can decrease motivation. Therefore, this study will first reveal the current inadequacies of South Korean English composition instruction. It will then explore the shared values and social perceptions of practical English writing by revealing the student desired writing genres through the use of an in-depth survey. Lastly, the results of learner preferred academic situations will be examined by means of student interviews. The results will allow an educator to design practical English writing courses that are more relevant to their learners thus increasing student compositional competencies.
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Pub Date : 2013-12-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.12.6.73
Anthony K. Shin
In this paper, I examine character and plot in the Korean soap opera Winter Sonata (2002) using the literary critic Bernard J. Paris’s concept of “bargains with fate,” which are designed to obtain reassurance against anxiety, but actually impair dealing with life’s challenges in timely, realistic, effective ways. Such neurotic bargains reinforce their favored solutions, resist disconfirmation based on conflicting evidence, and pervasively influence the behavior of the characters in Winter Sonata. I track the influence of bargains with fate on the characters’ behavior and motivations in a selection of key scenes and turning points in the drama.
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Pub Date : 2013-12-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.12.6.21
Lyudmila Atanasova
Recognized as one of the most prominent Bulgarian authors of the twentieth century, Ivailo Petrov managed to navigate through the hazardous environment of tight authoritarian social and political control, while remaining true to himself and genuine in his literary expression. His first works ? which appeared in the 1950s ? suggest a degree of ideological wandering, masterfully veiled by his engaging narrative skills. Written over a span of twenty-five years and sometimes treated as a trilogy, the novel Before I Was Born, And Afterwards, And After My Death is unique in Bulgarian literature not only with its prolonged creation and peculiar structure but also with its diverse, multi-level set of meanings, achieved through a number of rhetorical devices, most striking and largely employed of which is irony. This study identifies the types of irony used by the author and their functions to create multiple meanings, namely, indications of personal ideological changes, intertextual parodic references to “cult” works of Bulgarian literature, and skillfully veiled questions about the nature of human existence within the limitations and under the oppression of authoritarian society.
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Pub Date : 2013-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.06.6.31
Ikhwan M. Said
This study aims at revealing verbal fluency of non-fluent aphasia sufferers. The objective of this study is to understand their verbal fluency progress, in the category of whether there is any protruding ability they have and are there any special characteristics in utterances. This research uses a descriptive analytic survey. The samples were 30 patients of non-fluent aphasia. The location of the research was in Makassar, Indonesia. Data analysis was processed quantitatively and qualitatively. The finding was that non-fluent ischemic aphasia sufferers had a potential to develop their verbal fluency gradually and had a typical uniqueness if compared to other competences.
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Pub Date : 2013-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.06.6.129
Holger Preut
This paper analysis the various consequences constraints on mothers may have for child-rearing practices and child survival in developing countries where high child mortality rates largely prevail. Child survival research has often focused on the action and responsibility of the individual, in which children’s survival has been understand as being under the sole control of mothers acting in a social vacuum. Scrutinizing, however, well-known analytical models to explain mothers" child rearing practices in developing countries and analyzing case studies, it becomes apparent that mothers are embedded in complex social contexts and relationships that have a strong impact on their ability to care for their children. Hence, the well-being and survival of children in developing countries cannot be fully understood if mothers’ childrearing behavior is analyzed without assessing their social surroundings. Rather the socio-economic and cultural constraints that mothers experience tend to have a strong effect on the children"s demographic and nutritional welfare. Such considerations should be taken into account when implementing health policies or programs to enhance the well-being of children and their families in developing countries.
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Pub Date : 2013-06-01DOI: 10.18327/ijfs.2013.06.6.113
James Life
Motivation is what inspires a person and directs their behavior. Behavior is a function of personal and environmental variables. The personal variables include both traits that are stable (representing long-lasting dispositions) and states that are temporary (representing short spurts of arousal). The environmental variables are external incentives/disincentives. When these variables foster behavior leading to the same goals, the person is considered highly motivated. To help achieve this in the Korean ESL context, motivation concepts are matched with analysis offered by Korean students. By addressing student voice, patterns of motivation can be identified and addressed as part of the foundation for curriculum development.
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