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October 11, 2025Comparative Japanese Studies

The Discourse on the Korean Peninsula in the 1990s through Digital Humanities : Focusing on the Japanese General–Interest Magazine Sekai (世界)

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YLYoung Ho LeeKorea University JSJongheon ShinSeoul National University

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Quantitative and qualitative analysis tracks thematic shifts in Sekai's discourse on the Korean Peninsula, indicating changing geopolitical perspectives.

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The study finds that Sekai's discourse shifted from historical issues to themes of economy and diplomacy in the 1990s.
Keyword analysis reveals that 'economy,' 'world,' and 'society' topped the ranks, indicating a growing interest in economic issues.
Topic modeling identifies themes such as North-South reconciliation and Japan's colonial past, highlighting complex narratives.
Integration of digital methodologies enhances understanding of Japan's views on the Korean Peninsula during the post-Cold War era.

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Lee et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b2e4ba7d64b6fc13318d https://doi.org/10.31634/cjs.2025.64.141

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Quantitative and qualitative analysis tracks thematic shifts in Sekai's discourse on the Korean Peninsula, indicating changing geopolitical perspectives.

The Discourse on the Korean Peninsula in the 1990s through Digital Humanities : Focusing on the Japanese General–Interest Magazine Sekai (世界)

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The Discourse on the Korean Peninsula in the 1990s through Digital Humanities : Focusing on the Japanese General–Interest Magazine Sekai (世界)

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