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  • 26May

    Riding with the Korean Wave: Reflections on Trans-Asian Cultural Flows

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    Yuni Jeongyun Ko discusses the implications of the phenomenon known as the Korean Wave—the spread of Korean popular cultures around the East and Southeast region. Particularly, she considers the role of the Korean Wave in forging conversations across and beyond national boundaries among Asian nations that share complicated (neo)colonial and postcolonial histories. Ko’s paper was originally presented at the New Media and Global Diaspora Symposium at Roger Williams University in 2008. Continue reading

    Tags: Korean popular cultures, New Media and Global Diaspora Symposium, the Korean Wave, Yuni Jeongyun Ko

   

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