[KS] Querry: specialists in Korean cinema

[robinson at icu.ac.jp]

Dear Dr. Wegehaupt,

Thank you for the list of publications by Kim Soyoung. I have since
searched the Library of Congress, Barnes and Noble, NACSIS Webcat, and
HOLLIS homepages for Kim Soyoung and the titles below. No hits emerged,
though I no doubt missed them in my searches.

If the books are in Korean, might you provide the romanized titles (and
publishers, too)?  Thank you.


Ken Robinson

> Any discussion of Korean film study would be lacking without mention of
> KIM Soyoung.  As the head of the Department of Cinema Studies in the
> School of Film and Multimedia at the Korean National University of the
> Arts, she stands out not only as a scholar providing challenging
> theoretical analyses of Korean film but also as a successful film maker
> and feminist activist in her own right.  Her impact extends also to the
> numerous women she has instructed who are now working in various roles
> (directors, producers) within the modern Korean film industry.
>
> She serves as chief editor of Trans: Journal of Visual Culture Studies,
> and editorial collective member for Inter-Asia Cultural Studies and
> Traces: A multilingual Journal of Cultural Theory and Translation.  Her
> books include Specters of Modernity: Fantastic Korean Cinema; Kim
> Soyoung's Film Reviews; Cinema: Blue Flower in the Land of Technology.
> She served as editor of Cine-Feminism: Reading popular Cinema.  Her
> film works include Koryu: Southern Women and South Korea, along with
> other short films made for a women filmmakers' collective.  Her recent
> film project, Women's History Trilogy, is available with English
> subtitles on DVD.
>
>
> m. wegehaupt
> u. michigan
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