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| Foreword | ||
| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| I Crossed the 38[superscript th] Parallel on July 25, 1948 | 1 | |
| My Grandmother's Generation | 11 | |
| Wanderlust | 13 | |
| Connected Housing, Disconnected People | 17 | |
| Market Roosters | 19 | |
| The Last Dream | 23 | |
| Free Time | 25 | |
| In Search of My Bean-Field | 27 | |
| "You'd Better Get Married Soon" | 33 | |
| What Hopes Did Your Parents Have for You? | 35 | |
| The Short Joyful Moment | 37 | |
| Oh Sad Mountain, despite the Autumn Colors | 39 | |
| My Expectations | 43 | |
| My Aunt's Herstory | 45 | |
| Letter from a Teenager | 47 | |
| A Day Seems Long and Yet Short | 49 | |
| My Aunt's Secret Story | 51 | |
| Love Afloat Bamboo Wine | 53 | |
| Love Makes Us Feel Lonely | 59 | |
| Sexy Man Syndrome | 63 | |
| Son Preference and Other Traditions | 67 | |
| Roadside Trees (1) and (2) | 71 | |
| The Power of Old Things | 73 | |
| My Grandmother | 75 | |
| Destiny in Life | 79 | |
| A Korean Style Couple | 81 | |
| Unfinished Saturdays | 85 | |
| Absence | 89 | |
| The First Spring Outing for My Whole Family | 91 | |
| My Husband and Wildflowers | 93 | |
| One Day in a Village | 97 | |
| The Traditional Korean Woman's Thoughness | 101 | |
| Fragments of Life in the Wardrobe Drawer | 103 | |
| A Woman Whom I Respect the Most | 107 | |
| Eight Years of Married Life | 111 | |
| I | 115 | |
| Roots | 117 | |
| My Eldest Daughter, In-son | 119 | |
| Women in Korea | 121 | |
| My Life | 125 | |
| Letter to the Editors | 127 | |
| The Strength of Korean Women | 131 | |
| Note from a Pizza Parlor Waitress | 135 | |
| Mothers' Soul in Our Blood | 137 | |
| A Secret Is Still a Secret | 141 | |
| A Gingko Tree | 145 | |
| Is the Korean Mother Strong? | 147 | |
| The Optimum Length of Bok Choi Cabbage Kim-ch'i Is in Proportion to the Size of the Dish | 149 | |
| Treading on the Barley Field | 153 | |
| Offering Food to the Ancestors | 157 | |
| Whose Responsibility? | 161 | |
| Degree of Kinship | 163 | |
| Map of Korean Peninsula | 167 | |
| Index | 169 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Jack Goodwin
reviewed Daughters Of The Bear on December 31, 2018
Daughters Of The Bear
An interesting look at one aspect of modern Korean development. Although this focuses on the missionaries, it also goes into detail on some early secular Korean "New Women" feminists that help to round out the work.
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Add Daughters Of The Bear, Daughters of the Bear is an anthology of non-fiction by 53 Korean women such as a shopkeeper in Itaewon, a doctor in Apkujong, a musician in Myong-Dong, a housewife in Chamshil, and a student at Ewha Womans University. Shiver with a merchant as she recoll, Daughters Of The Bear to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Daughters Of The Bear, Daughters of the Bear is an anthology of non-fiction by 53 Korean women such as a shopkeeper in Itaewon, a doctor in Apkujong, a musician in Myong-Dong, a housewife in Chamshil, and a student at Ewha Womans University. Shiver with a merchant as she recoll, Daughters Of The Bear to your collection on WonderClub |