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Haenam Park (Wonkwang University) Robert Easthope (Seoul National University)
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서울대학교 사회발전연구소 Journal of Asian Sociology Journal of Asian Sociology Vol.50 No.3
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2021.9
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513 - 544 (32page)

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This article analyses the changing representations of three South Korean sport celebrities and explores how this reflects a transition in the dominant form of nationalism in South Korea during the 1990s. Hwang Young-cho, who took gold in the marathon at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, was considered a “born” hero, and the South Korean media attributed his physical gifts, habits, and background to the excellence of the Korean ethnic nation. We consider this in relation to the concept of ethnic nationalism, which emphasizes shared lineage, language, and history. Representations of baseball player Chan Ho Park and golfer Pak Se-ri focussed on their levels of “effort.” They were presented as exemplars of the virtues required in competitive international markets. We argue that the new manner in which these two national sport heroes were represented in the 1990s reflects the movement of South Korean nationalist discourse away from ethnic nationalism and towards market nationalism.

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Introduction
Ethnic and Civic Nationalism
Hwang Young-cho and Ethnic Nationalism in the Early 1990s
Chan Ho Park, Pak Se-ri, and the New Civic Values of the Late 1990s
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