[KS] Publication announcement: Korean Anthropology Review vol. 9

[옥사나]

Dear colleagues,

I am pleased to announce that Volume 9 of the *Korean Anthropology Review* is
now available online! Please see the table of contents below.

We are particularly excited to launch the new section, “Fieldwork in Korea:
Methods, Encounters & Reflections,” and the inaugural issue features
contributions from prominent Korean anthropologists such as Laurel Kendall
and Clark Sorensen.

All articles are available online at www.kanthroreview.com.

We are also currently accepting submissions for Volume 10, to be published
in November 2026. We welcome research articles as well as translations of
articles originally published in Korean. Submission details can be found
here: [http://www.kanthroreview.com/html/sub03.asp]


With best regards,

Oxana Jeoung-Rakova

Associate Editor, Korean Anthropology Review

PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology

Seoul National University
[https://snu-kr.academia.edu/OxanaJeoungRakova]


*Korean Anthropology Review (KAR)*

Published by the Department of Anthropology at Seoul National University,
*KAR* was founded in 2016 to publish English translations of notable
Korean-language anthropology articles and to foster dialogue between Korean
and global anthropological traditions. Volume 9 continues this mission by
featuring two author-funded translations of previously published
Korean-language journal articles, along with book reviews of
Korean-language scholarship, offering a direct window into current
anthropological research priorities in South Korea. At the same time, the
volume expands *KAR*’s scope to include original research and launches the
new section, “Fieldwork in Korea: Methods, Encounters & Reflections,” dedicated
to the situated practices of ethnographic research in and about Korea.

We hope this volume continues to contribute to the global commons of
anthropological knowledge by bringing Korean anthropological scholarship
into broader conversation.

*Vol. 9, 2025*

*Contents*ㆍ

Editor’s Note
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227199&flg=1>
Korean Anthropology Review 편집부

Rewriting the Dangun Myth on the Internet: Focusing on Garlic Memes
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227200&flg=1>
Kwon Euncho

Communicating with the Divine: Techniques of Attunement and Practices of
Subjectivation
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227201&flg=1>
Lee Junyong

Tourist Attractions: Post-Cold War Placemaking and the Limits of
Inter-Korean Rapprochement in the Television Drama Crash Landing on You
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227202&flg=1>
Mi-ryong Shim

Living with Heritage-Induced Nostalgia-Moments in a Longue Durée
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227203&flg=1>
Laurel Kendall

Fieldwork in Korea: The Value of Multiple Studies of the Same Field Site
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227204&flg=1>
Clark W. Sorensen

Therapeutic Subjectivity in South Korea: Toward a “Thick Description” of
the Vulnerable 2030 Generation
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227205&flg=1>
Carol A. Kidron

Do We Need an Area-Based Anthropology? Reflections on the SEAA-SNU
Anthropology 2025 Conference in Seoul, July 14-16, 2025
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227206&flg=1>
Hyang Jin Jung

[Book Review] Woo Seungha 우승하, Jeong Myeonghun 정명훈, Hwang Jinhyeon 황진현,
Jeon Seonggeun 전성근, Kim Jiyong 김지용. 2014. 『(두루미가 자는 민북마을) 이길리』 [Igilri, the
village north of the Civilian Control Line where cranes sleep]. Seoul:
National Folk Museum of Korea 서울: 국립민속박물관. 326 pp. ISBN 9788928900701 Open
access (PDF available at the National Folk Museum of Korea, Folklore
Fieldwork website)
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227207&flg=1>
Cho Yejin

[Book Review] Kim Hakjun 김학준. 2022. 『보통 일베들의 시대: ‘혐오의 자유’는 어디서 시작되는가』 [The
era of ordinary Ilbe: Where does the “freedom of hatred” begin?]. Paju:
Owoluibom 오월의 봄. 384 pp. ISBN 9791168730250 ₩19,000
<http://www.kanthroreview.com/past/view.asp?a_key=4227208&flg=1>
Lee Haeun
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