New Women: The Rise & Fall of the first Korean Feminists
More properly, we may speak of it (her status) as her want of position; for the principle is, in Korea, hardly more than a negation, […]
More properly, we may speak of it (her status) as her want of position; for the principle is, in Korea, hardly more than a negation, […]
One day as I was leaving the cafe I worked at in Illinois, my Korean boss was blending nuts. It was a noisy affair and […]
El Amor for Latin Dance in South Korea Time away from home, as one of South Korea’s overwhelming winters engulfed my tropical soul, it left […]
“When social discourse claims that one does not exist, or in other words, when one is coerced into remaining a non-social entity, how does one […]
Season 5, Episode 1: Yonsei students Irene Martinez, Imme van Oudheusden, and Xiaoxiao Wang discuss the most important item they packed in their suitcase […]
One of the first things I noticed in Seoul was the flowers. When I left quarantine, I was thrilled that a bakery had mini bouquets […]
Dystopian fiction is often superficially interpreted as antithetical to ‘Utopian’ grade of perfection, however it consists of multiple facets. It involves depiction of suffering, injustice, […]
Season 4, Episode 5: features three guests Diana, Leslie, Mersie and from NOVAsia, Sara. The topic of this episode is Art in Korea. Each guest […]
Unification of the two Koreas entails an integration of two extremely divergent political systems. As Article 1 of North Korea’s Constitution states that it is […]
Season 4, Episode 4: features two guests from Ewha Womans University, Kula and Victoria, and a junior editor from NOVAsia, Foteini. The three are all […]
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