2023
DOI: 10.1080/14672715.2023.2174892
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Turning Marx on His Head? North KoreanJucheas Developmental Nationalism

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“…In South Korea, the first president Syngman Rhee was arguing that communism was anti‐Korean, a culturally alienating political system that threatened Korean's national identity. Kim Il‐sung's response was Juche, an explicitly Korean version of socialism (Gray, 2023, p. 268; Helgesen, 1991).…”
Section: Juche's Shared Themes With History Of Korean Philosophymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In South Korea, the first president Syngman Rhee was arguing that communism was anti‐Korean, a culturally alienating political system that threatened Korean's national identity. Kim Il‐sung's response was Juche, an explicitly Korean version of socialism (Gray, 2023, p. 268; Helgesen, 1991).…”
Section: Juche's Shared Themes With History Of Korean Philosophymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead of looking to other systems of thought, Gray (2023) suggests that we look at Juche's material underpinnings to develop a pragmatic rationale for its voluntarism. Kim Il‐sung repeatedly commented that North Korea's economy was behind because of Japanese colonialization, and a voluntarist theory might have been needed to mobilize the masses to catch up economically (Gray, 2023, pp. 266–267).…”
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