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Football and Hegemony Competition during the Colonial Period Korea
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PARK Haenam (Wonkwang University)
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CENTER FOR KOREAN STUDIES, KOREA UNIVERSITY The Journal of Korean Studies Vol.74 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2020.9
Pages
183 - 213 (31page)
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10.17790/kors.2020.09.74.183

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This study seeks to reexamine the history of Korean football during the colonial period by employing the concept of ‘hegemony competition’. Existing research has explained the history of football during the colonial Korea through the concept of ‘nationalism’. However, these previous studies have not effectively explained a paradox that this approach encounters. For example, there were 38 Korean players who played for the Japanese national team between 1936 and 1942. Based on an analysis utilizing the concept of ‘hegemony competition’, this study argues as follows: firstly, football was a means to counter a colonial discourse which argued that the Japanese should rule Koreans because they were more modernized and Westernized. Secondly, Korean leaders established a form of professional football in order to display the modernized body at international sport events. Thirdly, the more Koreans wanted to compete with Japanese teams, the more they became involved with the colonizer. The zeal to hegemony competition led the footballers to a contradictory concomitance of antagonism and collaboration.
#Colonial Korea #Football #Korea Sports Association #Colonialism #Hegemony Competition #식민지 조선 #식민지 축구 #조선체육회 #식민주의 #헤게모니 경쟁

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1. Introduction
2. Nationalism, Civilization, and Sport the Turn of 20th Century Korea
3. National Elites and the Hegemony Competition in the 1920s
4. The Rise of Korean Football and the Hegemony Competition
5. The Paradoxical Concomitance of Antagonism and Collaboration
6. Conclusion
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Abe, Kiyoshi / 2008 / Supōtsunomiwakutomedianoyūwaku - Shintai/kokkanokaruchurarusutadīzu [Enchantment of Sports and Temptation of Media: Cultural Studies of Body/State] / Sekaishisōsha google schola Bang, Sang-Yeol / 2014 / The Study of Discourse on Change in South Korean Football: Between Tradition and Modernity, from Colonial to Post-Colonial / The International Journal of the History of Sport 31(6):618~634 google schola Byeon, Seong-ho / Sport as a struggle for Recognition: the Case of Korean Soccer during the Japanese Colonial Rule google schola 조형근 / 2009 / 일제의 공식의료와 개신교 선교의료간 헤게모니 경쟁과 그 사회적 효과 / 사회와역사(구 한국사회사학회논문집) (82):123~165 dbpia Chun, Junghwan / 2010 / Chosunui sanaiguden footballeul Chara: Sport, Minjok/ui wa shikminjee gundae [Men of Korea should play football: Sport, nationalism, colonialism, and modernity] / Purun Yuksa google schola

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