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Question: In Chapter 7 of The Address Book, Mask explains why Korea and Japan often do not use names to identify their streets. She explains how this can be difficult for tourists who visit those countries, particularly those from Western nations, who are used to navigating cities using specific street names. Throughout the chapter, Mask identifies several terms related to urban planning, historical events, and language, among other topics.

Reflect and Write: Locate one concept, term, or idea presented in Chapter 7 and search it using one of the NCTC library databases. Discuss the concept, term, or idea you searched, why it interested you, and give a brief description of some of the sources you located. This is meant to give you practice using search terms within the library databases and to give you a better idea of the kinds of academic sources that exist. Consider:
What kinds of journals came up as a part of your search?
Were there any books or news articles that were listed?
What general information about the subject can you glean based on this preliminary search? Possible topic ideas include "Hangul" or "Globalization in Korea" but you can look for anything that interests you. Experiment with your search terms, if necessary.
Question: Pose a question to your classmates that you had when considering this week's discussion prompt. Be sure to make it an open-ended question (How? Why? What if?).