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Author’s Preface 01 Started from the Bottom of K-pop Idols and Their Fandom as Political Symbols Out of a Thorny Path 02 Voting Culture Hashtag Voting The Dark Side of K-pop Voting Culture 03 ARMY, the Best Promoter ARMY’s Strength Made the Band Hashtag Campaigns Thread Campaigns You Stream? We Buy! ARMY Invasion of US Radio “It’s BTSpop, not K-pop” 04 Fandom of diversity The Visibility of Middle-aged and Male Fans The LGBTQ Community Bond between Minorities Learning about Blackness Appealing to Intellectuals 05 Beyond the Language Barrier Shaking up Western-centric Language Hierarchies ARMY Hangul Day Citi Field Concert Review by a Visually Impaired Girl BTS Singing in Korean Fan Translators 06 The Social Expansion of Fandom Culture The Growth Narrative that Moves ARMYs Charity Culture ARMY are the Faces of BTS: Fandom Campaigns 07 The Cultural Politics of Fandom Fandom and Misogyny Racism in the Fandom The Ecosphere of K-pop Fandoms and ARMY Fandom: A New Force in the Music Industry ARMY as Citizens of the Neo-liberal Era References Author Translators |
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Jeeheng Lee
미디어 문화 연구자. 중앙대학교 공연영상창작학부 강사이다. 이화여자대학교에서 이학사, 미국의 칼아츠대학원에서 영화연출로 예술학 석사, 중앙대학교 첨단영상대학원에서 영화이론으로 영화학 박사학위를 받았다. 단국대학교 영화콘텐츠전문대학원 초빙교수, 한남대학교 멀티미디어 학부 전임강사, 연세대학교 강사 등을 지냈다. 박사학위논문은 “파국과 영화: 21세기 영화에 나타난 파국의 감정구조”(2015)다. 포스트휴먼, 영상문화와 현대성의 관계, 뉴미디어 시대의 대중문화 연구에 관심을 가지고 있다.
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Born in Korea in 1983, she emigrated to Germany in 1984. Her personal background made her sensitive to intercultural communication. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins in London, a Master of International Studies in European Studies at the Graduate School of International Studies at Seoul National Un
Born in Korea in 1983, she emigrated to Germany in 1984. Her personal background made her sensitive to intercultural communication. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins in London, a Master of International Studies in European Studies at the Graduate School of International Studies at Seoul National University, and a PhD in Political Science at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies at the Free University Berlin with a thesis titled “Measuring Frames: Discursive Institutions in Polarized Politics” (2016). Currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Web Science and Technologies at the University of Koblenz, she works on social and political polarization, text analysis, online misinformation, and democracy in digital society, and engages in increasing interdisciplinary research.
Previously, she worked as External Affairs officer at the Korea Institute for Public Finance and Taxation, and as postdoctoral researcher at the Korean Studies department of the Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales (Paris) followed by the Computational Social Science department of GESIS (Cologne).
While living in Paris in early 2017, she came across the “Blood Sweat & Tears” music video on YouTube. Captivated by an undefinable difference that she couldn’t pinpoint, she just wanted to look up their names, fell into the rabbit hole, and came out an ARMY.
Previously, she worked as External Affairs officer at the Korea Institute for Public Finance and Taxation, and as postdoctoral researcher at the Korean Studies department of the Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales (Paris) followed by the Computational Social Science department of GESIS (Cologne).
While living in Paris in early 2017, she came across the “Blood Sweat & Tears” music video on YouTube. Captivated by an undefinable difference that she couldn’t pinpoint, she just wanted to look up their names, fell into the rabbit hole, and came out an ARMY.
She received her BA from the School of Communication at Northwestern University, and her MA in Interpretation and Translation from the Graduate School of International Studies at Chung Ang University. Currently, she works as a professional interpreter and translator.
Jeeheng Lee
Currently teaching film at Chung-Ang University, she is a member of the Film Subcommittee for the Korea Media Rating Board. She received a Bachelor of Science at the Ewha Woman’s University, a Master of Fine Arts with a focus on Filmmaking at CalArts, and a PhD in Film Studies with a focus on Film Theory at the Graduate School for Art & Technology at Chung-Ang University.
She was a visiting professor at the Graduate School of Cinematic Content at Dankook University, full lecturer in the multimedia department at Hannam University, and lecturer at Yonsei University. Her PhD thesis examined “Disaster and Film: The Emotional Structure of Disaster in 21st Century Film” (2015). Her research interests are posthumanism, relations between visual culture and modernity, and popular culture in new media. While researching symptoms of disaster linked to transglobal capitalism, she stumbled upon the music of BTS, their worldview, and their relationship to ARMYs. After discovering therein an unexpected hope for the world, she is still going through an inner identity crisis. Research papers include (translated titles): “The Present of Korean Fantasy TV Series: Tracing the Motifs of the Superhuman and Time Slips” (2017), “Traversing the World of Serial Catastrophe: The Appearance of Apocalyptic Postmodern Representation” (2017), “The Politics of Hollywood’s Conspiracy Films in the Post-Capitalist Era” (2014), and more.
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Oul Han
Born in Korea in 1983, she emigrated to Germany in 1984. Her personal background made her sensitive to intercultural communication. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins in London, a Master of International Studies in European Studies at the Graduate School of International Studies at Seoul National University, and a PhD in Political Science at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies at the Free University Berlin with a thesis titled “Measuring Frames: Discursive Institutions in Polarized Politics” (2016). Currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Web Science and Technologies at the University of Koblenz, she works on social and political polarization, text analysis, online misinformation, and democracy in digital society, and engages in increasing interdisciplinary research.
Previously, she worked as External Affairs officer at the Korea Institute for Public Finance and Taxation, and as postdoctoral researcher at the Korean Studies department of the Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales (Paris) followed by the Computational Social Science department of GESIS (Cologne).
While living in Paris in early 2017, she came across the “Blood Sweat & Tears” music video on YouTube. Captivated by an undefinable difference that she couldn’t pinpoint, she just wanted to look up their names, fell into the rabbit hole, and came out an ARMY.
Solbee Park
She received her BA from the School of Communication at Northwestern University, and her MA in Interpretation and Translation from the Graduate School of International Studies at Chung Ang University. Currently, she works as a professional interpreter and translator.
Currently teaching film at Chung-Ang University, she is a member of the Film Subcommittee for the Korea Media Rating Board. She received a Bachelor of Science at the Ewha Woman’s University, a Master of Fine Arts with a focus on Filmmaking at CalArts, and a PhD in Film Studies with a focus on Film Theory at the Graduate School for Art & Technology at Chung-Ang University.
She was a visiting professor at the Graduate School of Cinematic Content at Dankook University, full lecturer in the multimedia department at Hannam University, and lecturer at Yonsei University. Her PhD thesis examined “Disaster and Film: The Emotional Structure of Disaster in 21st Century Film” (2015). Her research interests are posthumanism, relations between visual culture and modernity, and popular culture in new media. While researching symptoms of disaster linked to transglobal capitalism, she stumbled upon the music of BTS, their worldview, and their relationship to ARMYs. After discovering therein an unexpected hope for the world, she is still going through an inner identity crisis. Research papers include (translated titles): “The Present of Korean Fantasy TV Series: Tracing the Motifs of the Superhuman and Time Slips” (2017), “Traversing the World of Serial Catastrophe: The Appearance of Apocalyptic Postmodern Representation” (2017), “The Politics of Hollywood’s Conspiracy Films in the Post-Capitalist Era” (2014), and more.
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Oul Han
Born in Korea in 1983, she emigrated to Germany in 1984. Her personal background made her sensitive to intercultural communication. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins in London, a Master of International Studies in European Studies at the Graduate School of International Studies at Seoul National University, and a PhD in Political Science at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies at the Free University Berlin with a thesis titled “Measuring Frames: Discursive Institutions in Polarized Politics” (2016). Currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Web Science and Technologies at the University of Koblenz, she works on social and political polarization, text analysis, online misinformation, and democracy in digital society, and engages in increasing interdisciplinary research.
Previously, she worked as External Affairs officer at the Korea Institute for Public Finance and Taxation, and as postdoctoral researcher at the Korean Studies department of the Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales (Paris) followed by the Computational Social Science department of GESIS (Cologne).
While living in Paris in early 2017, she came across the “Blood Sweat & Tears” music video on YouTube. Captivated by an undefinable difference that she couldn’t pinpoint, she just wanted to look up their names, fell into the rabbit hole, and came out an ARMY.
Solbee Park
She received her BA from the School of Communication at Northwestern University, and her MA in Interpretation and Translation from the Graduate School of International Studies at Chung Ang University. Currently, she works as a professional interpreter and translator.
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