Discuss the ways in which the Dwarf and A Distant Beautiful Place differ in addressing social, economic, and ethical issues in relation to an individual

    Discuss the ways in which the Dwarf and A Distant Beautiful Place differ in addressing social, economic, and ethical issues in relation to an individual

    The stories in A Distant and Beautiful Place are set in the mid 1980s. Although South
    Korea was still under another authoritarian regime, it had changed significantly since the
    1970s in which the stories in The Dwarf are set. Both A Distant and Beautiful Place and
    The Dwarf portray individuals confronted with tensions and conflicts between their
    communal obligations and their family obligations. However, they deal with such issues
    as class conflicts, poverty, inequality, and freedom quite differently. In a sense, the
    differences between the stories from A Distant and Beautiful Place and those from The
    Dwarf in addressing social, economic, and ethical issues reflect the changes South Korea
    experienced between the 1970s and 80s. Discuss the ways in which the Dwarf and A
    Distant Beautiful Place differ in addressing social, economic, and ethical issues in
    relation to an individual?s obligations to his or her family and community.

    You are expected to write a carefully reasoned, clearly argued essay that reflects a firm
    grasp of the reading materials. In the introduction of your essay, you should clearly state
    what your main argument is. Note that you are required not to simply summarize the
    stories but to discuss them in regard to the topic.

    The reading materials include the twelve stories collected in the Dwarf and the eleven
    stories collected in A Distant and Beautiful Place. You are also encouraged to consult
    Chapter Six of Korea?s Twentieth-century Odyssey, ?Struggles over Unlicensed Housing
    in Seoul 1960-80,? ?the Manifesto of the Communist Party,? and ?You Shall Love the
    Neighbor.?

    While Chapter Six of Korea?s Twentieth-century Odyssey and ?Struggles over
    Unlicensed Housing in Seoul 1960-80? help us situate the stories in the particular
    moment of South Korean society, The Communist Manifesto and ?You Should Love the
    Neighbor? provide us with general but contrasting vantage points from which to discuss
    social and economic conflicts and tensions under rapid industrialization and urbanization
    by suggesting what we should do in order to overcome such social schisms and
    antagonisms.

     
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