Publication announcement: Korean Anthropology Review vol. 7

Dear colleagues,

I would like to announce the publication of Vol. 7 of Korean Anthropology Review: A journal of Korean anthropology in translation. 

Please see the table of contents below. All articles can be viewed online and downloaded from  www.kanthroreview.com. 

Olga Fedorenko 

Editor-in-Chief, Korean Anthropology Review 

Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Seoul National University 

 

 

 

Korean Anthropology Review: A journal of Korean anthropology in translation

 

Vol. 7, 2023

 

Contents

 

Editors’ Note 

 

The Right to Health of Victims, Citizens, and Parents: A Study of Families Bereaved by the Sewol Ferry Disaster 

Lee Hyeon Jung

 

[Commentary] The Right to Health of Victims, Citizens, and Parents: A Study of Families Bereaved by the Sewol Ferry Disaster, by Lee Hyeon Jung 

Laura C. Nelson

 

The Reproduction of Growth-Oriented Churches: Korean American Churches and the Politics of Infrastructure 

Seo Dae-seung

 

[Commentary] The Reproduction of Growth-Oriented Churches: Korean American Churches and the Politics of Infrastructure, by Seo Dae-Seung Placing Infrastructure 

Ju Hui Judy Han

 

Critique of Korean Multiculturalism as Viewed through Gendered Transnational Migration in Asia: The Case of Vietnamese Returnee Marriage Migrants 

Han Seung-mi

 

The Background and Reality of the Emergence of “English Villages” in Apartment Complexes: A Case Study of an English Village Run by Apartment Residents 

Jung Heon-mok

 

[Commentary] The Background and Reality of the Emergence of “English Villages” in Apartment Complexes: A Case Study of an English Village Run by Apartment Residents, by Jung Heon-mok 

Joseph Sung-yul Park

 

The Imaginary Reconstruction of Keijō Imperial University: A Study Focusing on the Alumni Association Activities of Japanese after Repatriation 

Cha Eun-jeong

 

[Commentary] The Imaginary Reconstruction of Keijō Imperial University: A Study Focusing on the Alumni Association Activities of Japanese after Repatriation, by Cha Eun-Jeong “Jōdai”: Colonial Education and Shaping Post-1945 Memory 

John Dimoia

 

[Book Review] Kim Taeu [Kim Taewoo] 김태우. 2021. 『한의원의 인류학: 몸-마음-자연을 연결하는 사유와 치유』 [An anthropology of Korean medicine clinics: Thought and healing connecting the body-mind-nature]. Paju: Dolbegae 돌베개. 224pp. ISBN 9788971994412 ₩12,600 

Kim Hyunkoo

 

[Book Review] Human-Animal Research Network 인간-동물 연구 네트워크, eds. 2021. 『관계와 경계: 코로나 시대의 인간과 동물』 [Relationship and boundary: Humans and non-human animals in the COVID-19 era]. Okcheon: Podobat Publishing Company 포도밭출판사. 260pp. ISBN 9791188501151 ₩15,000 

Kim Yoonjung

 

[Book Review] Jeon Uiryeong [Jun EuyRyung] 전의령. 2022. 『동물 너머: 얽힘·고통·타자에 대한 열 개의 물음』 [Beyond animal: Ten questions on entanglement, suffering, and others]. Paju: Dolbegae 돌베개. 189 pp. ISBN 9791191438543 ₩13,000 

Lee Suyu

 

Published by the Department of Anthropology at Seoul National University, Korean Anthropology Review: A journal of Korean anthropology in translation (KAR) introduces Korean anthropological scholarship to international audiences, by carrying English translations of Korean-language articles previously published in Korean anthropology journals. KAR selects from the finest anthropological research by Korean anthropologists that builds on their particular concerns and intellectual heritage yet is open to global engagement. The aim of this English-language journal is to foster dialogues between the intellectual traditions of Korean anthropology, on the one hand, and global and other regional anthropologies, on the other. Through such dialogues, KAR seeks to contribute to the global commons of anthropological knowledge by bringing in theoretical and ethnographic dimensions salient in the Korean context yet with broader implications. 

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