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Critical perspectives on the “global” success of J-pop and K-pop idols

From Mollie Shadwick December 01, 2020

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In this research seminar presentations, Dororthy Finan explores how imaginations of Japan and Korea influence the relative successes of popular cultural products, and uses this as a lens to illustrate the circular relation and reification of a Western-centric and Orientalist conception of “success” in the global mediascape.

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