Article by Andre O. Magpantay Abstract: The two Koreas, the Republic of Korea (ROK or South Korea) and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea), have been technically at war since the 1950s. Although the fighting stopped once an armistice had been signed, conflicts between the two […]
Article by LI QI. Abstract Kim Young-ha’s works are usually cleverly and completely structured. With an ambitious writing goal, this novel also has a wonderful structure. Betrayal, one of the classic themes of spy fiction, the concept was divided by the writer into a two-layer structure – the individual and […]
Article by Katarzyna Szpargala. Abstract: In recent years, women and feminists have been using the Internet and social media as channels for mobilization. The feminist activism is now visible in offline and online spheres; however, the same can be observed for misogynistic attitudes. For a few years now, South Korean […]
Article by Katarzyna Szpargala. Abstract: Early media scholars believed that the Internet could be a tool to combat racism, xenophobia, sexism, and other discriminatory attitudes and practices (Vickery & Everbach, 2018). The Internet opened doors for numerous groups and society members to education, jobs, information, and to share their opinion […]
Article by Katarzyna Szpargala. Abstract: This paper examines the U.S. military and military prostitution practices in South Korea from 1945 until 2018. Military camptowns in South Korea are part of the colonial legacy, and with camptowns came military prostitution. For Koreans, it has been a taboo subject for a long […]
