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9781608990498

Racial Conflict and Healing

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    9781608990498

  • ISBN10:

    1608990494

  • Edition: Reprint
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-12-01
  • Publisher: Wipf & Stock Pub

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Summary

A Korean theologian approaches the issue of racial conflict-including discrimination between minority communities-and constructs a "theology of seeing" that aims to heal the ruptures of racism. As ethnic tensions continue to simmer and occasionally erupt, immigration and affirmative action laws are hotly debated in every ethnic minority: African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans-even Asian Americans (the so-called "model minority") struggle in the racially-charged atmosphere of contemporary America.

Author Biography

Andrew Sung Park is a Korean theologian who is a professor of theology at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. He is the author of The Wounded Heart of God: The Asian Concept of Han and the Christian Doctrine of Sin.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Introductionp. 1
Problems in the Korean-American Community
Han-Talkp. 9
The Portrait of Hanp. 9
The Han of War and the Divided Koreap. 12
"Comfort Women"p. 14
Vincent Chinp. 16
The Abandoned Womanp. 18
Biased Writer for Film Productionp. 19
White Christianityp. 20
Police Discriminationp. 21
Victims of Media Racismp. 22
The Han of the Korean-American Communityp. 26
Racial Conflictp. 26
Structural Problemsp. 29
Results of Structural Problemsp. 40
The Sin of Korean-American Communitiesp. 41
Racismp. 41
Sexismp. 43
Labor Exploitationp. 45
Toward Solutions
A Vision for Societyp. 51
A Common Visionp. 52
An Indispensable Visionp. 52
An Inmost Visionp. 56
A Vision of Eco-social Justicep. 59
Mass Mediap. 62
A Vision for the Church: Parousiap. 67
The First Comingp. 68
The Second Comingp. 69
A Vision for the Selfp. 72
The Western Concept of the Selfp. 73
The Eastern Notion of the Selfp. 75
Methodology
Sociological Theoriesp. 85
The Assimilation Modelp. 85
The Amalgamation Modelp. 87
The Cultural Pluralism Modelp. 88
The Triple Melting Pot Theoryp. 90
A New Ethnic Identity: A Synthesisp. 91
Current Korean-American Models: Church and Culturep. 93
The Withdrawal Modelp. 94
The Assimilation Modelp. 95
The Paradoxical Modelp. 96
Embodying the Community of God: A Transcendent, Transmutational Modelp. 99
Transmutationp. 99
Inward and Outward Aspects of Transmutationp. 100
The Fourfold Task of Korean-American Christiansp. 101
Transcendencep. 102
Theological Cross-culturalismp. 103
The Cross: Symbol of Transmutationp. 103
Radical Opennessp. 105
Authentic Visionsp. 105
Koreanness: Toward a Christic Communityp. 107
Hahn (Paradoxical Inclusiveness)p. 107
Jung (Affectionate Attachment)p. 110
Mut (Graceful Gusto)p. 112
Koreanness and Christianityp. 114
Contributions of Hahn, Jung, and Mut to Societyp. 115
The Extended Familyp. 118
The Korean-American Familyp. 119
The Modified Extended Family and the Extended Conjugal Familyp. 120
Family Declinep. 122
Two Viewsp. 124
The Extended Family and Christian Faithp. 125
An Emerging Theology
Theology of Seeing Biblical Insights for Racial Healingp. 129
Pentecostp. 130
The Road to Emmausp. 132
The Lawyer's Questionp. 135
Seeing Others Well: Dissolving the Han of Group Conflictp. 138
The Story of the King and the Monkp. 138
Seeing Othersp. 139
A Culture of Seeingp. 139
Seeing in Eastern Religious Traditionsp. 141
Seeing and Transmutingp. 142
Seeing and Understandingp. 144
Balm for Healingp. 145
Visual Seeing: A Hermeneutics of Questioningp. 146
Intellectual Seeing: A Hermeneutics of Constructionp. 148
Spiritual Seeing: A Hermeneutics of Affectionp. 151
Soul-Seeing: A Hermeneutics of Celebrationp. 154
Notesp. 161
Bibliographyp. 183
Indexp. 195
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