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      Korean Cinema in Global Contexts : Post-Colonial Phantom, Blockbuster and Trans-Cinema 

      The State of Fantasy in Emergency: Fantasmatic Others in South Korean Film

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          Looking at contemporary South Korean films, the essay relies on the conceptual double structure of the “state of fantasy” as articulated in cinema and the “state of emergency” in South Korea’s history to explore the engagement of those films with a set of global-local issues of corporeality and migration that arise in the age of cognitive capitalism.

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          Soyoung Kim is Professor of Cinema Studies at the Korea National University of Arts, Director of the Trans-Asia Screen Culture Institute, and Visiting Professor at Duke University, UCBerkeley and Irvine, She is the editor of the History of Korean Cinema ( 10 vols), National Research Foundation of Korea, co-editor of Electronic Elsewheres: Media, Technology, and the Experience of Social Space, with Chris Berry and Lynn Spiegel, and Geo-Spatiality in Asian and Oceanic Literature and Culture : Worlding Asia in the Anthropocene with Shiuhhuah Serena Chou and Rob Wilson.

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          Publication date (Print): June 16 2022
          Pages: 43-57
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          [1 ] Korea National University of Arts
          DOI: 10.5117/9789463729147_ch02
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