NORTH KOREA'S POLITICS OF LONGING
NORTH KOREA'S POLITICS OF LONGING
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朝鲜的渴望政治
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2010
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Heonik Kwon
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作者：
Heonik Kwon
1994年金日成的去世是现代朝鲜的一个关键事件。本文探讨了自死亡事件以来，朝鲜国家如何努力重塑自己;特别是，它如何面临将该国的开国英雄和最高领导人转变为身体缺席但精神无所不在的祖先人物的挑战性任务。本文重点讨论了在民族丧亲过程中出现的纪念规范和亲属关系思想，部分与朝鲜政体作为家庭或新儒家国家的现有特征有关。
Kim Il Sung's death in 1994 was a critical event in modern North Korea. This article examines how the North Korean state has struggled to reinvent itself since the death event; in particular, how it has faced the challenging task of turning the country's founding hero and supreme leader into a physically absent yet spiritually omnipresent ancestral figure. The article focuses on the norms of commemoration and ideas of kinship that have emerged in the process of national bereavement, partly in relation to the existing characterization of the North Korean polity as a family or neo-Confucian state.