The Drama in the Sentence: Sequence as a Crucial Challenge for Literary Translation from and to Korean (Page 1-41)Volume 21.1 Details
Stereotyping Halal Food and Eating Halal Food in a South Korean Context (Page 259-290)Volume 21.1 Details
Soviet Koreans in Uzbekistan in the First Year after Deportation in 1937 (213-226)Volume 21.1 Details
Rethinking Hegemony and Neutralization in Korea: Multinational Diplomatic Engagements in the Run-Up to the Russo-Japanese War (1903–1904) – Page 97-126Volume 21.1 Details
Islamophobia Discourse via Online Rumors in Korea: Focusing on the Rumor “How Lebanon, which was a Christian Country, became an Islamic Country?” and the “Taharrush Game” (Page 291-322)Volume 21.1 Details
Islamic Studies of Korea in Medieval Scripts: Medieval Muslims’ perception of Korea “as a Muslims’ Paradise” and the Influence of Ancient Civilizations’ Golden Island in the Sea East of the Eastern End of the World (323-333)Volume 21.1 Details
Feminist Ethnography in South Korea: Documenting Conversion to Islam in “Multicultural” Korea and the Gendered Struggle for Belonging (Page 233-257)Volume 21.1 Details
Different Cinematic Interpretations of Ch’unhyangjŏn: The Same Korean Identity (Page 155-188)Volume 21.1 Details
Contemporary Re-Interpretations of the Colonial Past Through the Biopics of Two Koreans: Park Kyŏng-Wŏn and Kim Sin-Rak (Page 43-65)Volume 21.1 Details
Challenging the “Hierarchy of Nationhood”: Diasporic Entitlement and the Case of Korean Chinese (Chosŏnjok) in South Korea (Page 67-95)Volume 21.1 Details