What is lost in translation: A cross-cultural study to compare the concept of nuttiness and its perception in soymilk among Korean, Chinese, and Western groups.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.foodres.2017.12.002
Abstract: Cross-cultural communication of "nuttiness" can be problematic because the underlying conceptual elements and words used to describe its features may be largely culture-dependent. The present study was conducted to understand similarities and dissimilarities in the… read more here.
Keywords: soymilk among; cross cultural; perception; soymilk ... See more keywords
P118 How Postpartum Diet and Lifestyle Differ Between Korean and Chinese Women: A Comparative Study
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jneb.2019.05.494
Abstract: Background Understanding modifiable factors that influence postpartum dietary habits and lifestyle is key to improve women's health after childbirth. Certain traditional practices still exist among postpartum women in Asian countries. However, only limited research has… read more here.
Keywords: childbirth; korean chinese; postpartum; postpartum women ... See more keywords
First order and second order indirectness in Korean and Chinese
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DOI: 10.1016/j.pragma.2021.03.022
Abstract: Abstract In this study, we investigate two types of indirectness in East Asian context, namely, native Korean and Chinese speakers' understanding of indirectness (i.e. first order indirectness) and their linguistic performance of indirectness (i.e. second… read more here.
Keywords: order indirectness; order; korean chinese; first order ... See more keywords
韓漢同源說的問題與韓漢語言關係 [The problem of the affinity between Korean and Chinese and the relation of the two languages]
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DOI: 10.1075/lali.00036.eom
Abstract: 抽象 有些韓語固有詞與對應的上古漢語詞類似。譬如， 表示「風」的韓語固有詞param和「風」字的漢語上古音*prəm類似。一些學者認爲這些韓漢類似詞一定是從同一詞源發展而來，提出韓漢同源說，主張韓語和漢語屬於同一語系。本文將從微觀和宏觀的視角探討該學說是否妥當，並指出韓漢同源說存在的一些問題。本文還將根據陳保亞(1996)的理論，考察了韓漢類似詞在Swadesh (1952; 1955)的100核心詞（第一階詞）和200核心詞減除100核心詞（第二階詞）裏出現的數量。發現第一階核心詞目錄裏主要有「吾、汝、人、男、葉、眼、牙、街、白」等9個韓漢類似詞，第二階核心詞目錄裏也有「日（天）、其、腿、老、江、聞、轉、洗、風」等9個類似詞。韓漢類似詞的數量在第一階詞目錄和第二階詞目錄裏幾乎完全相同，分佈曲線趨向平直。陳保亞認為少數類似詞分佈曲線不上不下，走向平直就表明兩種語言為接觸關係。因此本文將論證韓語和漢語不是親屬關係而是接觸關係。 read more here.
Keywords: chinese relation; problem affinity; korean chinese; two languages ... See more keywords
In the name of immigrant mothers: Gendered mobilization of Korean-Chinese women in South Korea
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DOI: 10.1080/12259276.2019.1675848
Abstract: ABSTRACT Drawing on ethnographic data from the anti-deportation protest of the Seoul Korean-Chinese Church (SKCC) in 2013, I examine the impact of gender on the mobilization of Korean-Chinese immigrant women in South Korea. Despite legal,… read more here.
Keywords: south korea; immigrant mothers; name immigrant; mobilization korean ... See more keywords
‘Ethnic capital’ and ‘flexible citizenship’ in unfavourable legal contexts: stepwise migration of the Korean Chinese within and beyond northeast Asia
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DOI: 10.1080/1369183x.2018.1440489
Abstract: ABSTRACT This article examines how migrants mobilise ethnicity for migration purposes by drawing on the migration trajectories of ethnic Korean migrants from northeast China (Korean Chinese) – through various steppingstone countries, including South Korea –… read more here.
Keywords: ethnic capital; stepwise migration; citizenship; capital ... See more keywords
The influence of Korean-Chinese on the Korean tourism industry through acculturation and adaptation using the medium of food
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DOI: 10.1080/14766825.2019.1591691
Abstract: ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of the Korean-Chinese on the development of the Korean tourism industry through acculturation, adaptation and assimilation into Korean culture using the medium of food.… read more here.
Keywords: tourism; using medium; medium food; influence korean ... See more keywords
The politics of recognition and planning practices in diverse neighbourhoods: Korean Chinese in Garibong-dong, Seoul
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DOI: 10.1177/0042098020970450
Abstract: Whilst involving diverse local groups in urban policies is a key concern for planners, mechanisms to enable participation are often based on the problematic process of identifying minority groups. This paper concentrates on the concept… read more here.
Keywords: recognition; garibong dong; dong seoul; korean chinese ... See more keywords
Coethnic, Multicultural, or Cosmopolitan? Cultural Citizenship, Enfranchisement, and the Contested Category of Korean-Chinese in Globalizing South Korea
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DOI: 10.1215/07311613-10213234
Abstract: This article deals with the Korean-Chinese politics of recognition in contemporary South Korea. Unlike North Korean settlers who are “technically” embraced from the outset as coethnics, the Korean-Chinese are located in the interstices of the… read more here.
Keywords: south korea; korean chinese; multicultural cosmopolitan; coethnic multicultural ... See more keywords
Differences in arousal and valence on the Korean phoneme of artificial voice between Korean and Chinese women
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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0284045
Abstract: Background Although active research is in progress in the fields of psychology and linguistics on the emotional characteristics of the symbol and meaning of sound itself, since the systematic emotional model is not applied, each… read more here.
Keywords: symbol; arousal valence; korean chinese; chinese women ... See more keywords
Postpartum Diet and the Lifestyle of Korean and Chinese Women: A Comparative Study
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DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.803503
Abstract: Objective The study investigated and compared postpartum diet and behaviors, nutrition education, and psychological health status among Korean and Chinese postpartum women (0–6 months after delivery). Methods A total of 221 Korean mothers in Gyeonggi-do… read more here.
Keywords: postpartum; nutrition education; korean chinese; chinese women ... See more keywords