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ByLeeJue-hyun
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nthemorningofSeptember11,2001,
two U.S. aircraft hijacked by Islamic
extremist forces crashed into the
Twin Towers in Manhattan, New York of the United States
and caused about 2,977 casualties. It has been 21 years since the
incident happened, and the U.S. still remembers and talks about the
September 11 attacks (9/11). Every September 11, at the U.S. National
Public Radio, citizens talk about 9/11 freely. Everyone who went through
the accident talks frankly about how 9/11 affected their lives, and citizens show
sympathyandsupport.
Meanwhile,KoreaalsoexperiencedatragicaccidentonApril16,2014,calledthe“Sewol
ferry disaster,” but people are not united. After a certain amount of compensation for the
Fletcher
bereaved families was made, public opinion began to divide into voices of boredom and voices of
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remembrance after just two years. Some considered the bereaved families to be seeking compensation
and said, “Stop asking for the truth about a simple maritime incident.” Moreover, on this 8th anniversary,
this division of voices has expanded to another division of voices, the gender conflict among those of the 2030
generation.
Unlike with 9/11, the fact that the Sewol ferry disaster rather spread to conflicts of political, media, and social groups
shows that social solidarity is in urgent need to solve the fundamental problem. Why are people saying, “I’m sick of it?”
Furthermore,whyaretherepeoplespeakingoutwiththebereavedfamilieseveniftheyarenotinvolved?TheArgusfindsoutwhy
differences in attitudes of empathy appear through the lens of psychology, which helps people with different beliefs understand each
otherandhaveahighersenseofcitizenship.
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ByLeeJue-hyun
StaffReporterofTheory&CritiqueSection
O
nthemorningofSeptember11,2001,
two U.S. aircraft hijacked by Islamic
extremist forces crashed into the
Twin Towers in Manhattan, New York of the United States
and caused about 2,977 casualties. It has been 21 years since the
incident happened, and the U.S. still remembers and talks about the
September 11 attacks (9/11). Every September 11, at the U.S. National
Public Radio, citizens talk about 9/11 freely. Everyone who went through
the accident talks frankly about how 9/11 affected their lives, and citizens show
sympathyandsupport.
Meanwhile,KoreaalsoexperiencedatragicaccidentonApril16,2014,calledthe“Sewol
ferry disaster,” but people are not united. After a certain amount of compensation for the
Fletcher
bereaved families was made, public opinion began to divide into voices of boredom and voices of
ⓒAlan
remembrance after just two years. Some considered the bereaved families to be seeking compensation
and said, “Stop asking for the truth about a simple maritime incident.” Moreover, on this 8th anniversary,
this division of voices has expanded to another division of voices, the gender conflict among those of the 2030
generation.
Unlike with 9/11, the fact that the Sewol ferry disaster rather spread to conflicts of political, media, and social groups
shows that social solidarity is in urgent need to solve the fundamental problem. Why are people saying, “I’m sick of it?”
Furthermore,whyaretherepeoplespeakingoutwiththebereavedfamilieseveniftheyarenotinvolved?TheArgusfindsoutwhy
differences in attitudes of empathy appear through the lens of psychology, which helps people with different beliefs understand each
otherandhaveahighersenseofcitizenship.
19
SEPTEMBER 2022
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