She Went to See Her Bias. She Got Hired by His Company Instead What would actually happen if you landed a job at your favorite idol’s company? tvN’s Monday-Tuesday drama …
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Language & Literature
The Translator Becomes Korean Literature’s Second Author: 57th Modern Korean Literature Translation Awards Open Through August 31
by J. Haanby J. HaanA Translation Is Not a Copy of the Original, But a Rewriting in Another Language The moment a translator carries the first sentence of a Korean novel into English, several …
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Language & Literature
It Missed the Award, But Korean SF Took 40% of the Locus Translated Fiction Finalists
by J. Haanby J. HaanTranslation Is Not a Border Crossed, But a New Room for Reading Built When a novel written in one language is carried into another, the reader does not simply encounter …
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Language & Literature
Korean Through K-pop: How LA’s Roots Education Is Widening the Next Generation’s Language
by J. Haanby J. Haan“Roots” Is Not the Memorization of a Past — It Is the Rewriting of a Language For a Korean American child growing up in the United States, Korean often survives …
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Language & Literature
Sejong Institutes Open 29 New Locations Across 23 Countries: How Korean Enters the World’s Classrooms
by J. Haanby J. HaanThe Room Where Hangeul Is Taught Now Exists in 89 Countries A language, more often than not, crosses borders by following the people who carry it. It is there in …
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Language & Literature
The First Encounter with Hangeul: Korean Language Textbooks for Young Korean-Americans Have Arrived
by J. Haanby J. HaanFirst Korean Language Textbook for Overseas Korean Preschoolers It is a quiet but significant turn in the long history of Korean language education abroad: this year, the Ministry of Education, …
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Language & Literature
When a Debut Novel Crosses Borders, What Does Korean Literature’s Copyright Really Buy?
by J. Haanby J. HaanThe Word ‘Rookie’ That Hovers Over a First Book The word ‘신인’ (shinin), or ‘rookie,’ always carries two overlapping times: the present of being unknown, and the future of possibly …
