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Maji
Christine Rhee, Ph.D. (Rutgers University) Korean/Japanese Language
& Literature
Professor Rhee received
her Ed.D. in education focusing on a comparison of knowledge formation
in Japan, Korea, and the United States from Rutgers University. Prof.
Rhee's writing and research specialty are divided into three areas: the
languages of the two Koreas, romantic condition in contemporary Japanese
literature, and gender and knowledge in Japan and Korea. She teaches courses
in Korean and Japanese languages, and participates in courses taught in
the International Studies Program. Professor Rhee's recent publications
include The Doomed Empire: Japan in Colonial Korea (Ashgate, 1997) and
Gender and the Law (Asian Cultural Studies, v.25, 1999). She has served
as a director of the Oregon-Japan Study Program at Waseda University located
in Tokyo, Japan. She is currently serving as a research member of the
Korean Unification Council where she regularly contributes her writing
on Japan, South Korea and North Korea.
Published Books:
Contact Information:
Phone: 503-725-5282
Email: rheem@pdx.edu
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