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Tag Archives: family
“Across the Road” – Letter from the Parsonage (3), WanHee Yoon
I slowly drove up a narrow hill road.Before I even covered half a mile, the view suddenly opened up, revealing a railway bridge, with a small river flowing beneath it. As I crossed the bridge, a village hidden in the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, essay, family, fiction, travel, writing
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My Parents’ Ancestral Clan
Paternal lineage: Musong Yoon clan Founder: Yun Yang-bi, Nangjang Origin and history of the clan:Musong was the administrative district under the Unified Silla Dynasty, located in present-day Mujang-myeon, Gochang-gun, Jeollabuk-do. Originally, this area was called Songmijihyeon during Baekje. During the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestral-seat, family, family-genealogy, history, japan, parents, seoul, south-korea, travel
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The Church in a Multicultural Context, Dysfunction of Korean American Families (Chapter 5) New York, 1995
1. The Problem of “I” and “You” as Minority Identity The topic of minority status often evokes deeply buried emotions, polarizes conversations, and leads to judgmental attitudes. A. M. Greeley suggests that defining “I” and “You” taps into primitive, deeply … Continue reading
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Tagged family, history, mental-health, parenting, relationships
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