[KS] Publication Announcement: Korea Journal, vol. 58, no. 2

[Korea Journal]

  Dear list members,  
  
 
  We are delighted to announce the publication of the Summer 2018 issue of the Korea Journal (vol. 58, no. 2), which is dedicated to the special topic of “Queer/Korean Studies as Critique: New Voices of Empowerment.”
  

  . . . Queer Studies is a relatively new but rapidly diversifying field that offers much to the critically engaged study of Korea and its diasporas.
  Given its status in the modern world as an Asian, postcolonial, postauthoritarian, and capitalist/socialist divided society, Korea presents itself as an instructive site from which to question the US-centered assumptions
  that protect Queer Studies from a critical reorientation toward the non-West and the global South. . .  from On This Topic
  

  The abstracts and full text are available at www.ekoreajournal.net. 
  We welcomes submission of scholarly articles or book reviews that make new contributions to the field of Korean Studies. 
  Also, we also would like to invite you to be guest editors for a special issue of the Korea Journal.  
  

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  Korea Journal, Summer 2018, Volume 58, No. 2
  
 
  “Queer/Korean Studies as Critique: New Voices of Empowerment” 
   Guest Editor: Todd A. Henry (University of California, San Diego) 
  
 
  Todd A. HENRY 
  [On This Topic] Queer/Korean Studies as Critique: A Provocation 
  
 
  Woori HAN 
  Proud of Myself as LGBTQ: The Seoul Pride Parade, Homonationalism,and Queer Developmental Citizenship 
  
 
  Kyungtae KIM 
  Intimate Freedom: Queering Anarchism in Leesong Hee-il’s Films 
  
 
  Ungsan KIM 
  The Critical Social Turn of Queer Korean Cinema: Hospitality and the Temporal Economy of Queer Kinship in The Bacchus Lady (2016) 
  
 
  Articles 
  
 
  Sang-Jin HAN, Young-Hee SHIM, and Jung-su KIM 
  Comparative Study of Neighborhood Community Reconstruction in Seoul and Beijing: An Action-Theoretical Approach 
  
 
  Zhanna SON 
  Social and Cultural Adaptation of Korean Youth in the Former USSR (1920s–1930s) 
  
 
  Kyung Ho KIM 
  At the Boundary of Modernity: The Theory of Human and Non-human Nature and the Imaginary Other 
  
 
  Book Reviews
  
 
  Mark E. CAPRIO 
  War Participation by Overseas Koreans 
  
 
  Neil Chisholm
  The Spirit of Korean Law: Korean Legal History in Context 
  

  
 
  All the best wishes, 
  
 
  Eun-a KIM  
  
 
  Managing Editor  
  Korea Journal  
  The Academy of Korean Studies  
  Tel: +82-31-730-8745  
  Email: koreajournal at aks.ac.kr  
  http://www.ekoreajournal.net
 


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