The soft power of the Korean wave: parasite, BTS and drama

Michelle Camille Correa

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Hallyu’s popularity has been mostly concentrated in the Asian region for more than two decades, although pockets of fans existed in the West. However, as The Soft Power of the Korean Wave: Parasite...

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