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      풍자 이미지를 통한 1898년의 재구성 -인종주의 너머 힘의 정치로- = Pro-imperialism, Anti-imperialism, and Power Politics: The Year 1898 as Reflected in Visual Images

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      The study is to reexamine the historical hypothesis that the year 1898 was the climax of the popular enthusiasm for imperialism. A comprehensive understanding of the year 1898, in this paper, requires an analysis of metaphor, symbols, colonial policy, and their interrelationships in political cartoons of the media. Cartoonists have used multiple approaches to express their expansionist opinions about the national entities: archetypes of the other that demean the colony or the enemy(such as non- or sub-human creatures, skin colors, gender); those that ridicule and deride the colony(such as children, devils, the handicapped); those that glorify the national prestige. American-Spanish War- expressed in the imagery of cartoons in which the United States first projected itself as an empire to take colonies from the Caribbean to the Pacific and Asia-was uniquely suitable to the use of metaphors. The anti-imperialists, on the other hand, squared off against the pro-war and expansionist jingoes in public discourse, but their impact was limited; the discourse on biological race did not appeared in editorial cartoon metaphors. Pictorial fusion images of ideologies of race and empire on national stereotypes serve to delineate a larger debate about metaphor and purpose of foreign policy in world affairs. Analysis shows that caricaturing the national symbols were influenced by power politics struggles among national entities, not just by the race-based thinking. Visual images of the media in 1898 illuminate that there were in the public the fever of expansionist discourses on race, ideologies, and also more or less anti-imperialist humanitarianism, but most of all, imperialist superpower’s politics had an overwhelming support domestically and overseas. (Republic of Korea Air Force Academy / hjsveta@hanmail.net)
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      The study is to reexamine the historical hypothesis that the year 1898 was the climax of the popular enthusiasm for imperialism. A comprehensive understanding of the year 1898, in this paper, requires an analysis of metaphor, symbols, colonial policy,...

      The study is to reexamine the historical hypothesis that the year 1898 was the climax of the popular enthusiasm for imperialism. A comprehensive understanding of the year 1898, in this paper, requires an analysis of metaphor, symbols, colonial policy, and their interrelationships in political cartoons of the media. Cartoonists have used multiple approaches to express their expansionist opinions about the national entities: archetypes of the other that demean the colony or the enemy(such as non- or sub-human creatures, skin colors, gender); those that ridicule and deride the colony(such as children, devils, the handicapped); those that glorify the national prestige. American-Spanish War- expressed in the imagery of cartoons in which the United States first projected itself as an empire to take colonies from the Caribbean to the Pacific and Asia-was uniquely suitable to the use of metaphors. The anti-imperialists, on the other hand, squared off against the pro-war and expansionist jingoes in public discourse, but their impact was limited; the discourse on biological race did not appeared in editorial cartoon metaphors. Pictorial fusion images of ideologies of race and empire on national stereotypes serve to delineate a larger debate about metaphor and purpose of foreign policy in world affairs. Analysis shows that caricaturing the national symbols were influenced by power politics struggles among national entities, not just by the race-based thinking. Visual images of the media in 1898 illuminate that there were in the public the fever of expansionist discourses on race, ideologies, and also more or less anti-imperialist humanitarianism, but most of all, imperialist superpower’s politics had an overwhelming support domestically and overseas. (Republic of Korea Air Force Academy / hjsveta@hanmail.net)

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 Paul Kennedy, "강대국의 흥망" 한국경제신문사 242-, 1988

      2 金相洙, "英國의 孤立淸算 外交 : 英日同盟의 成立過程을 중심으로" 한양대학교대학원 1992

      3 石和靜, "東アヅア近現代通史 ll" 岩波新書 110-111, 2010

      4 "時事新報, 1899.4.1"

      5 "時事新報, 1898.8.18"

      6 "Washington Times"

      7 "Washington Post, 1898.12.23"

      8 "Virginia-pilot, 1900.6.15"

      9 Thomas G.Paterson, "U.S. Intervention in Cuba, 1898:Interpreting the Spanish-American-Cuban-Filipino War" 12 (12): 1998

      10 Robert L.Beisner, "Twelve Against Empire:The Anti-Imperialists, 1898-1900" McGraw-Hill Book Company 16-, 1968

      1 Paul Kennedy, "강대국의 흥망" 한국경제신문사 242-, 1988

      2 金相洙, "英國의 孤立淸算 外交 : 英日同盟의 成立過程을 중심으로" 한양대학교대학원 1992

      3 石和靜, "東アヅア近現代通史 ll" 岩波新書 110-111, 2010

      4 "時事新報, 1899.4.1"

      5 "時事新報, 1898.8.18"

      6 "Washington Times"

      7 "Washington Post, 1898.12.23"

      8 "Virginia-pilot, 1900.6.15"

      9 Thomas G.Paterson, "U.S. Intervention in Cuba, 1898:Interpreting the Spanish-American-Cuban-Filipino War" 12 (12): 1998

      10 Robert L.Beisner, "Twelve Against Empire:The Anti-Imperialists, 1898-1900" McGraw-Hill Book Company 16-, 1968

      11 "Toledo Blade"

      12 "The Times, 1900.9.12"

      13 "The St.Paul Globe, 1898.4.9"

      14 "The Seattle Star"

      15 "The San Juan Islander, 1898.9.1"

      16 "The San Francisco Call"

      17 "The Salt Lake Herald, 1898.5.28"

      18 "The Salt Lake Herald, 1898.4.17"

      19 "The Salt Lake Herald, 1898.4.10"

      20 "The Richmond Dispatch, 1898.8.7"

      21 "The Pensacola Journal"

      22 "The Ogden Standard"

      23 "The Kansas City Journal, 1898.10.7"

      24 "The Houston Daily Post, 1900.3.1"

      25 "The Houston Daily Post, 1898.3.24"

      26 "The Houston Daily Post, 1898.1.17"

      27 "The Houston Daily Post, 1897.11.13."

      28 "The Herald, 1898.11.4"

      29 ), "The Herald(New York World), 1898.7.16"

      30 "The Herald(LA), 1898.9.28"

      31 "The Herald(LA), 1898.8.11"

      32 "The Herald(LA), 1898.8.11"

      33 "The Herald(LA), 1898.7.16"

      34 "The Herald(LA), 1898.5.9"

      35 "The Herald(LA), 1898.4.17"

      36 "The Herald(LA), 1898.3.20"

      37 "The Bourbon News., 1898.4.15"

      38 "The Bourbon News, 1898.4.15."

      39 "The Bourbon News, 1898.4.15"

      40 "The Bourbon News, 1898.4.15"

      41 "St. Landry Clarion, 1900. 4.28"

      42 "Scanton Wochenblatt"

      43 "Salt Lake Tribune"

      44 John Barrett, "Response to Imperialism:The United States and the Philippine-American War, 1899-1902" F.E.Peacock Publishers, INC 64-65, 1972

      45 "Punch, 1899.5.10./3.15/1898.1.15/2.5/3.2"

      46 "Punch, 1898.8.6"

      47 "Punch, 1898.6.4"

      48 "Punch, 1898.4.23"

      49 "Punch, 1898.3.26"

      50 "Punch, 1898.3.26"

      51 "Punch, 1898.10.1"

      52 "Punch, 1898.1.8"

      53 "Punch, 1897.3.19/3.20/6.5/1898.2.19"

      54 Luis Martinez-Fernandez, "Puerto Rico in the Whirlwind of 1898: Conflict, Continuity and Change" 1898

      55 "Puck, 1898.9.7/8.3/5.11;"

      56 "Puck, 1898.9.7"

      57 "Puck, 1898.9.7"

      58 "Puck, 1898.6.1"

      59 "Puck, 1898.5.25/10.5"

      60 "Puck, 1898.5.25./6.8/6.9/11.29"

      61 "Puck, 1898.5.18"

      62 "Puck, 1898.12.7/1897.3.17"

      63 "Puck, 1898.12.7"

      64 "Puck, 1898.10.5"

      65 "Puck, 1898.10.19"

      66 "Puck, 1885.4.22"

      67 "Puck 1896.6.3"

      68 "Philadelphia Inquirer, 1898.7.10"

      69 "Philadelphia Inquirer, 1898.7.10"

      70 "Philadelphia Inquirer, 1898.3.27"

      71 "Philadelphia Inquirer, 1898.3.20/3.24/4.4"

      72 "Philadelphia Inquirer, 1898.3.20./3.27"

      73 "People’s Voice, 1900.10.4"

      74 "Omaha Daily Bee"

      75 G.Bigot, "Old England in China"

      76 "New York World, 1901.6.14"

      77 "New York World, 1898.3.12./6.17"

      78 "New York World, 1898.2.3"

      79 "New York World, 1898.2.28/3.9"

      80 "New York World, 1898.2.28"

      81 "New York World, 1898.11.14"

      82 "New York Tribune"

      83 "New York Times"

      84 "New York Journal, 1898.4.3"

      85 "New York Journal, 1898.4.20"

      86 "New York Journal, 1898.3.30/4.3/4.17"

      87 "New York Herald, 1898.8.7"

      88 "Minneapolis Tribune"

      89 "Minneapolis Journal, 1899.5.25"

      90 "Minneapolis Journal, 1899.4.11"

      91 "Minneapolis Journal, 1898.9.8"

      92 "Minneapolis Journal, 1898.7.8"

      93 "Minneapolis Journal, 1898.5.7"

      94 "Minneapolis Journal, 1898.5.18"

      95 "Minneapolis Journal, 1898.12.3"

      96 "Minneapolis Journal, 1895.4.4/7.8"

      97 "Minneapolis Journal 1901.2.23"

      98 "Madrid Comico, 1898.4.16"

      99 "Literary Digest, 1901.2.22"

      100 "Leslie’s Weekly, 1898.4.21"

      101 "Leslie’s Weekly, 1898.4.21"

      102 Zara S. Steiner, "Last Years of British Foreign Office, 1898-1905" 6 (6): 59-90, 1963

      103 "Kansas Agitator"

      104 G.Bigot, "In the Far East Album"

      105 Vladimir Lenin, "Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism" Foreign Languages Publishing House 141-144,

      106 William D.Bowman, "Imperialism in the Modern World-Sources and Interpretation" Pearson Prentice Hall 88-89, 2007

      107 Herbert Spencer, "Illustrations of Universal Progress" D. Appleton&Company 2-3, 1864

      108 Michael H.Hunt, "Ideology and U.S. Foreign Policy" Yale University Press 194-, 1987

      109 Servando D.Halili JR, "Iconography of the New Empire" University of The Philippines Press 25-26, 2006

      110 "Harper’s Weekly, 1898.8.27"

      111 "Harper’s Weekly, 1897.2.27./7.24"

      112 "Harper’s Weekly, 1887.1.1"

      113 G.Bigot, "Greece and Turkey Album"

      114 Jan Nederveen Pieterse, "Gender, Race and Class in Media: A Text Reader" Sage Publications 25-, 1995

      115 Julius W.Pratt, "Expansionists of 1898" Johns Hopkins Press 279-316, 1964

      116 "Evening Star.(Washington), 1898.7.23"

      117 "Evening Star.(Washington), 1898.7.23"

      118 "Evening Star.(Washington), 1898.6.25"

      119 "Evening Star.(Washington), 1898.4.16/7.23"

      120 G.Bigot, "En Chine Album"

      121 "El Cardo, Madrid Spain, 1898.8.26"

      122 Joel C.Webb, "Drawing Defeat:Caricaturing War, Race, and Gender in Fin de Siglo Spain" University of Massachusetts-Amherst 2014

      123 "Detroit News"

      124 "Deseret Evening News"

      125 "Der Floh, 1898.4.3"

      126 "Der Floh, 1898.4.3"

      127 "Der Floh, 1897.11.21/1899.3.12"

      128 Louis A.Jr.Perez, "Cuba in the American Imagination; Metaphor and the imperial ethos" The University of North Carolina Press 24-94, 2008

      129 "Cleveland Leader"

      130 "Cleveland Leader"

      131 "Chicago Tribune, 1898.8.27;"

      132 "Chicago Tribune, 1898.5.1/4.2"

      133 "Chicago Tribune, 1898.4.19"

      134 "Chicago Tribune, 1898.3.18/4.2/5.1"

      135 "Chicago Record Herald"

      136 "Chicago Liberty" Published by Central Anti-Imperialist League 1899

      137 "Chicago Inter-Ocean"

      138 "Chicago Inter Ocean, 1898.9.10"

      139 F.Carruthers Gould, "Cartoons in Rhyme and Line" 90-91,

      140 "Caras y Caretas"

      141 "Captain Alfred T. Mahan to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge"

      142 "Boston Herald, 1898.8.8"

      143 "Boston Herald, 1898.8.8"

      144 "Boston Globe, 1898.8.23"

      145 "Boston Globe, 1898.8.23"

      146 "Blanco y Negro, 1898. 2.19"

      147 "Blanco Y Negro, 1898. 7.2"

      148 "Baltimore News"

      149 "Baltimore Morning Herald, 1898.3.12/3.20"

      150 "Baltimore Morning Herald, 1898.3.12"

      151 "Anaconda Standard"

      152 Manuel Mendez Saavedra, "1898 LA Guerra Hispanoamericana En Caricaturas" Grafica Metropolitana 165-, 1992

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