Performing whiteness: skin beauty as somatechnics in South Korean stardom and celebrity

Park, Sojeong; Hong, Seok-Kyeong

doi:10.1080/19392397.2021.1912258

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Diasporic Viewing of Korean TV

Yoon

2022

East Asian Popular Culture

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The young Korean Canadians’ diasporic viewing of Korean TV reveals how Hallyu media is integrated into viewers’ everyday contexts. In the midst of White-dominant media representation, the increasing global popularity of Korean TV may provide the diasporic youth with an option for exploring how they can critically navigate between different cultural texts and contexts. Narrative Hallyu media and its storytelling allow the young people to identify themselves with the distant (ancestral) homeland and furthermore to engage with non-Western storytelling and representation without self-monitoring and feelings of marginalization.

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Diasporic Viewing of Korean TV

Yoon

2022

East Asian Popular Culture

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Conclusion: Diasporizing Hallyu

Yoon

2022

East Asian Popular Culture

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While Hallyu media itself may not be inherently counter-hegemonic, the diasporic audiences’ critical engagement with the Korean Wave may enhance transnational Korean media’s potential to challenge the dominant mediascape. The diasporic dimensions of Hallyu contribute to questioning the hegemonic forces that intensify the nationalistic and/or Westernizing processes of this transnational cultural trend. In response to the recent rise of Hallyu, diasporic young Korean Canadians engage with this cultural wave and negotiate different identity positions, associated with here and there.

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Fangirling While Black: K-POP, Affect, and the Reproduction/Rejection of Blackness

Olutola

2024

Popular Music and Society

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Performing whiteness: skin beauty as somatechnics in South Korean stardom and celebrity

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Diasporic Viewing of Korean TV

Diasporic Viewing of Korean TV

Conclusion: Diasporizing Hallyu

Fangirling While Black: K-POP, Affect, and the Reproduction/Rejection of Blackness

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