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Author: Sin-pʻyo Kang Publisher: ISBN: Category : Olympic Games Languages : en Pages : 588
Book Description
This book is a research report on the Olympic movement and cultural activities of Professor Kang, Shin-pyo initiated by the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. It is comprised in three parts: chapter 1. oral hisotry, chapter 2. articles and papers in Korean and chapter 3. articles in English. The first chapter is written based on interviews conducted five times from March to August 2010 at professor Kang's home in Gimhae. Stories about his youth and his family, how he encountered the world through the Seoul Olympics and his experiences of the Olympic cultures of the world after the Seoul Olympics are described. The second chapter includes numerous articles and papers he has written on the subject of the Olympic movement and cultural activities. 17 articles on the Olympics by Professor Kang and others are collected in this chapter for the future benefit of those who are interested in the Olympic studies. The third chapter contains articles in English Professor Kang has prepared for the presentations at various international conferences on the Olympics. 10 articles are selected to provide valuable references on the Olympic studies for international scholars around the world.
Author: Sin-pʻyo Kang Publisher: ISBN: Category : Olympic Games Languages : en Pages : 588
Book Description
This book is a research report on the Olympic movement and cultural activities of Professor Kang, Shin-pyo initiated by the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. It is comprised in three parts: chapter 1. oral hisotry, chapter 2. articles and papers in Korean and chapter 3. articles in English. The first chapter is written based on interviews conducted five times from March to August 2010 at professor Kang's home in Gimhae. Stories about his youth and his family, how he encountered the world through the Seoul Olympics and his experiences of the Olympic cultures of the world after the Seoul Olympics are described. The second chapter includes numerous articles and papers he has written on the subject of the Olympic movement and cultural activities. 17 articles on the Olympics by Professor Kang and others are collected in this chapter for the future benefit of those who are interested in the Olympic studies. The third chapter contains articles in English Professor Kang has prepared for the presentations at various international conferences on the Olympics. 10 articles are selected to provide valuable references on the Olympic studies for international scholars around the world.
Author: Dae Hee Kwak Publisher: Routledge ISBN: 1351860070 Category : Sports & Recreation Languages : en Pages : 266
Book Description
Korea has become a powerful force in global sport, with South Korea finishing fifth in the medals table at London 2012 and hosting the Winter Olympics in 2018. This book brings together scholars from disciplines including sport history, sociology, journalism, economics, sport development, and sport management to explore the significance of sport in contemporary Korea. Presenting a variety of international perspectives, it plots the dynamic evolution of sport in Korea and envisions the possibilities for its future. Each chapter focuses on a key topic of current relevance, such as sport in the context of shifting relations between North and South Korea, or the role of sport in the expression of Korean nationalism. Arguing that individuals, institutions, businesses, and governments have actively leveraged or exploited sport to influence developments in various social, economic, cultural, and political arenas, this book sheds new light on the importance of sport as a catalyst for change in Korea. This is indispensable reading for any student or scholar with an interest in sport, history, and culture in Korea.
Author: Gang-Hoan Jeong Publisher: ISBN: Category : Olympic Games Languages : en Pages : 506
Book Description
PhD thesis on the post-Olympic socio-cultural impact study on Seoul residents in a tourist perspective. The thesis is based on a questionnaire analyzing the different dimensions of the problem. A technical work comparing different models of analysis.
Author: Margaret Walker Dilling Publisher: University of California, Institute of East Asian Studies ISBN: Category : Music Languages : en Pages : 690
Book Description
This is a book about the music in the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Seoul Olympics (1988) that was watched on television by millions of people. More specifically, this is a book about the planning - the mode of proceeding - and decisions that resulted in a remarkable presentation.
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