<2024 CHS International Conference>
Mapping and Theorizing Hallyu: Reconsidering Impacts of Hallyu and Hallyu Studies for Theories on Culture
Welcome and Opening Speech (9:00-9:15)
• Seok-Kyeong Hong (Seoul National University)
Part 1: Discursive Geography of Hallyu: Who Speaks about Hallyu? And about What? (9:15-10:15)
• Chair: Seung Hye Sohn (Sejong University)
[Panel] Hallyu Ripples in a Connected World: Mapping Diffusion and Impact
Demystifying Hallyu’s Global Reach and Appeal: Experimenting with Big Data to Map Hallyu Soft Power
• Speaker: Natalia Grincheva (LASALLE College of the Arts)
Digital Hallyu: The Convergence of Digital Technologies and Popular Culture
• Speaker: Dal Yong Jin (Simon Fraser University)
Critical Junctures of the Negative Hallyu
• Speaker: Hwa Jung Kim (Ewha Womans University)
Korean Wave and Public Policy: Examining State’s Role in the Transnational Cultural Phenomenon
• Speaker: Youngaah Koh (Miami University)
Visualizing the Evolution of Hallyu Discourses: Data Representation and the Forecast of Challenges (10:15-10:45)
• Speaker: Dhohoon Kim (Ars Praxia)
Break (10:45-11:00)
Mapping the Hallyu Studies: A Discourse Analysis on Multilingual Hallyu Research (11:00-11:30)
• Speaker: Sojeong Park + CHS (Seoul National University)
Discussion (11:30-12:15)
• Panelists: Daemin Park (Sunmoon University), Gyu Tag Lee (George Mason University Korea), Ji Hoon Park (Korea University)
Part 2: Rising Perspectives on Hallyu (13:30-14:15)
• Chair: Yong-jin Won (Sogang University
Chinoiseries-Japonisme-Korean Wave: East Asian Winds in Europe
• Speaker: Eun-Jung Lee (Freie University of Berlin)
• Discussant: Heonik Kwon (University of Cambridge & Seoul National University)
The Korean Wave from the Transnational Proximity Perspective: The Analysis of Netflix’s Effects on the Screen Industries (14:15-15:00)
• Speaker: Dal Yong Jin (Simon Fraser University)
• Discussant: Doobo Shim (Sungshin Women’s University)
A Theory of Pop Cosmopolitanism: Hallyu as Elective Affinities (15:00-15:45)
• Speakers: Vincenzo Cicchelli (Paris Cité University) & Sylvie Octobre (French Ministry of Culture)
• Discussant: Hong-Jung Kim (Seoul National University)
Break (15:45-16:05)
Network Capital: A Source of Happiness (16:05-16:50)
• Speaker: Ju Oak Kim (Texas A&M International University)
• Discussant: Jaeho Kang (Seoul National University)
Discussion (16:50-18:00)
• Panelists: Daemin Park (Sunmoon University), Heonik Kwon (University of Cambridge & Seoul National University), Doobo Shim (Sungshin Women’s University), Hong-Jung Kim (Seoul National University), Jaeho Kang (Seoul National University)