New directions in K-drama studies

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Just as the ‘K’ prefix in K-pop was starting to lose its novelty, K-drama has triggered a truly dramatic comeback for Korean cultural contents. As Squid Game made history as the most watched Netfli...

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2013The Korean Wave 2015Hallyu 2.0 2010The South Korean film renaissance: local hitmakers, global provocateurs 2014The Korean Popular Culture Reader 2022The soft power of the Korean wave: parasite, BTS and drama 2019The Rise of K-Dramas: Essays on Korean Television and Its Global Consumption

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