Koreas Fight for Freedom 8 8
Koreas Fight for Freedom 8 8
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The Japanese may however claim, with some justice, that they are inthe early days of the development of Korean education, and they must begiven more time to develop it. Koreans bitterly complain of the ignoring ofKorean history in the public schools, and the systematic efforts to destroyold sentiments. These efforts, however, have been markedly unsuccessful, and the Government school students were even more active than missionschool students in the Independence movement.
It was a Japanese journ...alist who published the case of the Principal of aPublic School for girls who roused the indignation of the girls under himduring a lecture on Ethics with the syllogism, "Savages are healthy;Koreans are healthy; therefore Koreans are savages. " Other teachers rousedtheir young pupils to fury, after the death of the ex-Emperor, by employingopenly of him the phrase which ordinarily indicates a low-class coolie. Inthe East, where honorifics and exact designations count for much, nogreater insults could be imagined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Japanese may however claim, with some justice, that they are inthe early days of the development of Korean education, and they must begiven more time to develop it. Koreans bitterly complain of the ignoring ofKorean history in the public schools, and the systematic efforts to destroyold sentiments. These efforts, however, have been markedly unsuccessful, and the Government school students were even more active than missionschool students in the Independence movement.
It was a Japanese journ...alist who published the case of the Principal of aPublic School for girls who roused the indignation of the girls under himduring a lecture on Ethics with the syllogism, "Savages are healthy;Koreans are healthy; therefore Koreans are savages. " Other teachers rousedtheir young pupils to fury, after the death of the ex-Emperor, by employingopenly of him the phrase which ordinarily indicates a low-class coolie. Inthe East, where honorifics and exact designations count for much, nogreater insults could be imagined.
What to read after Koreas Fight for Freedom 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fa Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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