The 12th Theory Atelier: “Queer Politics of the Wounded”
<Overview> How do communities formed through structural harm respond to social wounds and become political subjects? How can the queer politics of the wounded move beyond the logic of suffering and resentment? To address these questions, I introduce the concept2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Perspectives on the Statehood of Modern and Contemporary Korea
The Seoul National University Contemporary Korea Studies Group held an international conference on August 22–23 under the theme “Korea as Symptom.” On the second day, the Statehood Cluster conducted the session “Perspectives on the Statehood of Modern and Contemporary Korea”2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – South Korea and Post-Cold War Geopolitics
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session on the second day of the conference, the Political Economy Team and the Modernity2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Korean Democracy at a Crossroads
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session on the second day of the conference, the Political Economy Team and the Democracy2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Foreign Policy Narratives toward South Korea
The Seoul National University Contemporary Korea Research Group held an international conference on August 22–23 under the theme “Korea as Symptom.” As the opening session of the conference, the Statehood and Civil Society Team conducted the session “Foreign Policy Narratives2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Kpop, Fandom and Cultural Practices
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session on the second day of the conference, the Global Hallyu Team organized a panel2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – The Political and Social Landscape of Korea
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the first session on the second day of the conference, the Modernity and Development History Team organized2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Migration Issues and Gender Inequality in Korea
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session on the second day of the conference, the Modernity and Development History Team organized2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Narrative Alternatives Imagining the Post-1987 System
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session on the second day of the conference, the K-Narrative Team organized a panel titled2025-09-29