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rwinstanleyc
12 Nov

since @EJKoreanStudies is reviewing an article about #SouthKorean mibaek culture, I'd love to know if any skin whitening products are on display or whether 유리 피부 'glass skin' will ever catch on in #NorthKorea...if only @AlekSigley was still on the ground with an afternoon off

EJKoreanStudies
14 Oct

Annie Pedret's 'Imagination as a Research Method: Spatial Futures for Pyongyang in 2050' feat Chingwei Liu's Linear #Korean Capital City of the future #KoreanStudies @EJKoreanStudies Vol 19.1 https://www.ejks.org.uk/imagination-as-a-research-method-spatial-futures-for-pyongyang-in-2050-15-54/

EJKoreanStudies
14 Oct

Mitsy actually really enjoyed @EJKoreanStudies Vol 18.2 she doesn't like to be outdone or outread by Holly #KoreanStudies

EJKoreanStudies
13 Oct

Our silent third Associate Editor Holly is looking chipper this morning even after a deep read of @EJKoreanStudies Vol 19.1, now available at http://www.ejks.org.uk #KoreanStudies

EJKoreanStudies
11 Oct

Min Koo Choi of @Georgetown 'The Creation of the Modern Individual in Modern Korean Literature: Kim Tong-in’s Novella Mau˘ m i yo˘ t’un chayo˘ (A Person with a Weak Heart, 1919–1920)' in @EJKoreanStudies Vol 19.1 out now #KoreanStudies https://www.ejks.org.uk/the-creation-of-the-modern-individual-in-modern-korean-literature-kim-tong-ins-novella-mau%cb%98-m-i-yo%cb%98-tun-chayo%cb%98-a-person-with-a-weak-heart-1919-1920-pages/

EJKoreanStudies
10 Oct

"Kiss kiss kiss baby. Hush hush hush baby. Hot hot make it hot, and melt me. Give it to me, give it to me oh..." immortal words from MissA's 'Hush' considered by Gooyong Kim in @EJKoreanStudies Vol 19.1 #KoreanStudies #cuegratuitousphotoofkpopidols https://www.ejks.org.uk/from-hybridity-of-cultural-production-to-hyperreality-of-post-feminism-in-k-pop-a-theoretical-reconsideration-for-critical-approaches-to-cultural-assemblages-in-neoliberal-culture-industry-pages-125/

EJKoreanStudies
9 Oct

we've seen some rural terrains of #NorthKorea today, but what about the future? @rwinstanleyc has some thoughts in @EJKoreanStudies Vol 19.1 'Ruins, Memory and Vibrant Matter: Imagining Future North Korean Rural Terrains' #KoreanStudies https://www.ejks.org.uk/ruins-memory-and-vibrant-matter-imagining-future-north-korean-rural-terrains-pages-87-101/

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