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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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As an art educator who does not speak Korean, I explore in two parts the complexity of Korean popular culture and wonder what are the limitations of such an approach? Is it possible to offer some insights despite my linguistic limitation? This raises the difficulty of cross-cultural research in general. How are we to understand differences of cultural expression if we are unable to understand the language? Is there a certain uniqueness of the Korean situation that I will never be able to identify? Or, does it bring in certain paradoxes where this very limitation enables yet a new perspective by attempting to grasp the visual and piece together the verbal? These are difficult questions. In the first part of this two-part essay I draw on a great deal of scholarly work written by Korean researchers in English to help me understand the socio-historical background to make my case of understanding popular culture as further developed in part 2. The Korean art educator will be sure to make his or her own judgment as to the success or failure of this ‘experiment.’
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Abelmann, N. / 2009 / College rank and neo-liberal subjectivity in South Korea: The burden of self-development / Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 10(2):229~247
Ahn, Hyeon-Hyo / 2004 / Why do economics disagree with high school equalization policy / Korea Journal 44(2):174~188
Bhabha, H. K. / 1994 / The location of culture / Routledge
Chang, Kyung-sup / 1999 / Compressed modernity and its discontents: South Korean society in transition / Economy and Society 28(1):30~55
Cho, Hae-Joang / 2000 / “You are entrapped in an Imaginary well”: The formation of subjectivity within compressed development a feminist critique of modernity and Korean culture / Inter Asia Cultural Studies 1(1):49~69
Ahn, Hyeon-Hyo / 2004 / Why do economics disagree with high school equalization policy / Korea Journal 44(2):174~188
Bhabha, H. K. / 1994 / The location of culture / Routledge
Chang, Kyung-sup / 1999 / Compressed modernity and its discontents: South Korean society in transition / Economy and Society 28(1):30~55
Cho, Hae-Joang / 2000 / “You are entrapped in an Imaginary well”: The formation of subjectivity within compressed development a feminist critique of modernity and Korean culture / Inter Asia Cultural Studies 1(1):49~69
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