معرفی
Adhy Kim is an Assistant Professor at Cornell University, affiliated with both the Literatures in English Department and the Asian American Studies Program under the College of Arts and Sciences. His research explores the intersections of transnational Asian American and Asian literary studies, with a focus on Korea, Japan, and their diasporas.
His work critically examines how imperialism, capitalism, and militarism in Asia and the United States shape transnational literary formations. His current book project, Speculative Natural Histories, investigates the relationship between geopolitical realism and literary speculation in post-1945 Northeast Asian/American cultural production, analyzing how literature and film challenge hegemonic narratives embedded in memoryscapes like museums and memorials.
- Published Work: Translated Yang Seok-il's Blood and Bones (2022), a Zainichi Korean novel.
- Upcoming Publications: Contributions to positions: asia critique and the edited volume Techno-Orientalism II (Rutgers University Press).
Teaching: Adhy offers courses such as Speculative East Asias, AAPI and Empire, and graduate-level studies, reflecting his interdisciplinary focus.
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