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This study intends to analyze the nature of South Korean views of the United States of the 1980s. The main observations can be summed up as follows. In terms of Korean perceptions of the United States, the 1980s was a very special period in the long history of South Korean-U.S. relations. Since the early 1980s, “anti-Americanism” was in the ascendant in earnest among South Korean student activists and dissident intellectuals. In particular, from 1986 on, much of the South Korean anti-American movement began to take the form of anti-Americanism which urged expulsion of “U.S. imperialism.” But this kind of anti-American movement did not represent views of the general South Korean population at the time. By the mid-1980s, a majority of South Koreans still held very favorable views of the United States. In the late 1980s, however, the situation in South Korea began to undergo significant changes. There was a growing tendency in which favorable images of the chief ally weakened. Instead, anti-American sentiment steadily spread among the general populace. With the rapid growth of national pride, South Korean perceptions of the United States increasingly represented an expression of South Korean nationalism.
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