معرفی
Keung Yoon Bae is an Assistant Professor of Korean Studies at the School of Modern Languages, part of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at Georgia Institute of Technology. Her research explores media production and state governance in Korea, focusing on historical and contemporary contexts such as 1940s imperial Japanese regulation of cinema, 1960s authoritarian control over cinema, and modern ownership dynamics in video games and gaming culture. She analyzes media as both cultural text and corporate/product-driven artifact, emphasizing policy and corporate strategy influences.
Education:
- PhD in East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University
- MA in Regional Studies (East Asia), Harvard University
- AB in Comparative Literature, Princeton University
Her research interests span Cultural Studies, Film Studies, Korean Cinema, Webcomics, and Media Studies. She examines topics like colonial cinema, authoritarian media control, and digital media trends such as esports and webcomics in South Korea. Her forthcoming work in Journal of Japanese and Korean Cinema explores colonial Korean filmmakers under Japanese imperialism, while her prior publications address gaming culture and webcomics in East Asia.
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