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For a long time, the words, Wolnam/Wolbuk, have been recognized as mutually antagonistic or incompatible with each other in Korean society. While Wolnam family was strongly branded as an anticommunists, Wolbuk family was deeply stigmatized as Reds. But in the warm breezes of post-Cold War, these sti...

For a long time, the words, Wolnam/Wolbuk, have been recognized as mutually antagonistic or incompatible with each other in Korean society. While Wolnam family was strongly branded as an anticommunists, Wolbuk family was deeply stigmatized as Reds. But in the warm breezes of post-Cold War, these stigmas are being gradually and internally dissolved out. First of all, this paper examines the identities and survival ways of Wolnam and Wolbuk families in the Cold War area by discoursive analysis of texts concerning dispersed families. And it tries to find how their identities and stigmas have been undergoing a change since the 16 occasions of exchange visits of the dispersed families in the post-Cold War. Lastly, it looks into whether there is a possibility for a new type of alternative family to arise across dispersed families of North and South Koreas.

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