[KS] KOREAN STUDIES 2022 Early Release Articles

[Cheehyung Harrison Kim]

Dear KS Community,

Korean Studies is delighted to share the publication of 2022 Early Release
Articles. These articles are published online before they are collected
into a volume. Included here are two articles (Maliangkay and Leonzini/Moody)
from the upcoming Special Section “The Space between the Notes: Music and
Narrative on Modern Korea” guest edited by Dafna Zur (Stanford University,
United States) and Susan Hwang (Indiana University, United States).

We have more articles coming soon, but we thought we should immediately
share these wonderful and relevant pieces. As always, we would very much
like to learn about your research and share it with the world. We also
welcome special issue ideas. Email me.

Cheehyung Harrison Kim (Editor, chk7 at hawaii.edu)

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Korean Studies 2022 Early Release Articles
https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/35928/online

What’s for Sale? Selling Songs and K-pop Idols in Korean Commercials
Roald Maliangkay (Australian National University)

>From McArthur’s Landing to Trump’s Fire and Fury: Sonic Depictions of
Struggle and Sacrifice in a North Korean Short Story, Film, and Opera
Alexandra Leonzini (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Peter Moody (Columbia University, United States)

Dual Homeland: Cho Myŏng-hŭi and the Origins of *Koryŏ Saram* Literature
Susanna Lim (University of Oregon, United States)

The Discourse on Multi-Child Families in South Korea’s Media and Popular
Culture
Irene Yung Park (Yonsei University, South Korea)

The Paradox of Genealogy: Family Politics and the Publishing Surge of
*Chokpo* in Colonial Korea
Yang-Hee Hong (Hanyang University, South Korea)

Cultivating Freedom in South Korea: Media Discourse on Chayu during the
Early Park Chung-hee Period
Jungyoung Kim (University of California San Diego, United States)

Monopolizing Authority: The Construction of Presidential Power in South
Korea
Hyangjoo Lee (South Korea)
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