TY - JOUR

T1 - Russian Image of Korea. Distinction with Korean Self-Perception: Challenges and Ways of Resolving

AU - Kurbanov, Sergei O.

PY - 2015

Y1 - 2015

N2 - The paper begins from theoretical positions introducing such concepts as “recipient culture” and “donor culture.” Then the paper regards more theoretical backgrounds of perception or formation of image of one culture (donor-culture) inside another culture (recipient culture). The first and the most important background of cultural image formation is a language of a “recipient culture.” All the people of “recipient culture” percepts any other culture with the terms of the native culture which may differ from the original and result in distortion of the true image of the “donor culture.” The paper gives some examples of such distortions of images of another culture as result of languages differences. Another objective background of perception of a foreign culture is the history of international relations of a “recipient culture” with the “donor culture.” The paper briefly shows how the history of relations between Russia with Japan and China resulted in positive and “complicated” (both positive and negative) im

AB - The paper begins from theoretical positions introducing such concepts as “recipient culture” and “donor culture.” Then the paper regards more theoretical backgrounds of perception or formation of image of one culture (donor-culture) inside another culture (recipient culture). The first and the most important background of cultural image formation is a language of a “recipient culture.” All the people of “recipient culture” percepts any other culture with the terms of the native culture which may differ from the original and result in distortion of the true image of the “donor culture.” The paper gives some examples of such distortions of images of another culture as result of languages differences. Another objective background of perception of a foreign culture is the history of international relations of a “recipient culture” with the “donor culture.” The paper briefly shows how the history of relations between Russia with Japan and China resulted in positive and “complicated” (both positive and negative) im

KW - Keywords: image

KW - “donor-culture”

KW - “recipient-culture”

KW - native language

KW - distortion of images

KW - South Korea

KW - North Korea

KW - Russia

KW - Japan

KW - Korea

KW - history of international relations

KW - construction of images

KW - Policy of National Branding.

M3 - Article

SP - 157

EP - 172

JO - Eurasia cultura

JF - Eurasia cultura

SN - 2384-2512

IS - Volume 1. May 2015

ER -