Are You Listening to the Voices of the Victims? My Critique of Park Yuha's Comfort Women of the Empire 被害者の声に耳を傾 けているか?朴裕河『帝国の慰安婦』批判

IntroductionRecently, the influential American political pundit, Bill O'Reilly, demonstrated that no nationality or ethnicity holds a monopoly on retrograde views of slavery, on what it means as a human being not to have possession of one's own life. In response to first lady Michelle Obama's evocative observation that her African-American daughters were growing up in a house built by slaves - a house, moreover, they loved - O'Reilly tried to negate this moment's deep significance by quipping that the slaves who built the White House were "well fed and had decent lodgings

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