Military hierarchy found in a few good men
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영화 A Few Good Men에 나타나는 군대의 위계질서에 대해 분석한 글입니다.
이를 분석한 뒤 한국 사회의 현실에도 적용해보았습니다.
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Such a military hierarchy is universally applicable in Korea, too. Reporter Robert Lee states, “Army generals are rolling up their sleeves to learn the merits of corporate management in efforts to improve the military culture, which critics have decried for its inflexibility” (Lee), in his article, “Generals learn from corporate management”. This line shows that the army in Korea also moves at the word of command and therefore, the lower rank must obey the orders of their superior because of the rank. In this play, You can see that a hierarchy in military can ruin friendships between Jessup and Markinson and it is similar to the article in certain respect, for example, inflexibility. It means this kind of rules cannot be altered in any way easily, even if the situation changes because it is necessary to maintain the military.
참고 자료
Lee, Robert. “Generals learn from corporate management.” Korea Herald 11 Aug. 2010. 29
Sep. 2010 <http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20100811000
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Sorkin, Aaron. A Few Good Men. Third Draft. July 15, 1991.