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Global South Korea and the K-Pop Phenomenon

Global South Korea and the K-Pop Phenomenon   Reference library

Crystal S. Anderson

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature and Culture

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2020
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Society and culture, Literature, Literary theory and cultural studies
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...Hirata . “Conflicting Desires: K-Pop Idol Girl Group Flows in Japan in the Era of Web 2.0.” ejcjs 12, no. 2 (2012). Kim, Jeong-mee . “ Why Does Hallyu Matter? The Significance of the Korea Wave in South Korea .” Critical Studies in Television 2, no. 2 (2007): 47–59. Kim, Jung . “The Political Logic of Economic Crisis in South Korea.” Asian Survey 45, no. 3 (2005): 453–474. Kwon, Seung-ho , and Joseph Kim . “ The Cultural Industry Policies of the Korean Government and the Korean Wave .” International Journal of Cultural Policy 20, no. 4 (2014):...

Print Culture and Censorship from Colonial Latin America to the US Latina/o Presence in the 19TH Century

Print Culture and Censorship from Colonial Latin America to the US Latina/o Presence in the 19TH Century   Reference library

Matthew J. K.Hill

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latina and Latino Literature

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Literature, Literary texts, Literary theory and cultural studies
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...especially based in New Orleans, see Coronado, World ; and Silva Gruesz, Ambassadors . 27. “Aunque la cotización de catecismos y cartillas oscilaba entre 0,2 y 0,4 reales, el valor de los textos era usualmente superior a un peso. La suma era considerable: en 1821, el jornal de un peón ascendía de 3 a 5 pesos al mes, un machete valía 0,6 reales, una azada 1,4 pesos, un telar 3 pesos y un arado 2 pesos.” Iván Molina Jiménez, El que quiera divertirse: Libros y sociedad en Costa Rica (1750–1914) (San Jose: Universidad de Costa Rica, Universidad Nacional,...

The View from Another Shore: An Island-Specific Approach to Literary Criticism

The View from Another Shore: An Island-Specific Approach to Literary Criticism   Reference library

Seri I. Luangphinith

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature and Culture

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2020
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Society and culture, Literature, Literary theory and cultural studies
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...1.1.2: Census Bureau Quick Facts; Hawaii County and State of Hawaii,” Hawaii County Data Book 2015 , Section 1, General Statistics , 5. 19. The author, as accreditation liaison for the University of Hawaii at Hilo, has compiled educational data in the most recent report to its accrediting agency, WSCUC. See pages 5 and 6 of the 2017 Interim Report . College attainment rates for the island in comparison to the rest of the state can be found in Table 2.7 of the Hawaii County Data Book 2015 , Section 2, Education , 43. https://www.hisbdc.org/Portals/0...

Asian American Art and Modernism

Asian American Art and Modernism   Reference library

Tom Wolf

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature and Culture

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2020
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Society and culture, Literature, Literary theory and cultural studies
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...as his subjects, and he rendered the two children with stiff poses reminiscent of American folk art portraits, in a shallow space that evokes both Asian and modernist art’s denial of Renaissance perspective. Figure 12. Yasuo Kuniyoshi, Two Babies , 1923, oil on canvas, 76.2 × 61.0 cm. Fukutake Collection, Okayama, Japan. In the 1930s, Kuniyoshi’s brushwork became looser, and he painted a series of partially dressed women at rest, lost in thought ( Figure 13 ). Their sensuality and moodiness were often accompanied by a newspaper nearby, which suggested...

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