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    Professor advises on ways to become global-minded citizens

    Choi Jung-wha, a professor at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, has released “Global Etiquette,” a book that offers suggestions on etiquette to observe in various circumstances. Through the book...

    Feb 1, 2018

  • Borrowing Weberian perspective to dissect North Korea, knotty world

    Borrowing Weberian perspective to dissect North Korea, knotty world

    “North Korea is a monster beyond the concepts ‘Leviathan’ termed by English political scientist Thomas Hobbes, and ‘Maschine’ termed by Weber.”

    Jan 11, 2018

  • [Photo News] Poet Ko Un’s library reproduced, revealed to public

    [Photo News] Poet Ko Un’s library reproduced, revealed to public

    Korean poet Ko Un was contemplative at the launching ceremony of the Maninbo Library, Tuesday, where his old study was recreated and officially opened to the public. The Maninbo Library is situated ...

    Nov 21, 2017

  • [Herald Interview] Peering into Korean society with sociological imagination

    [Herald Interview] Peering into Korean society with sociological imagination

    Korea University Professor Andrew Eun-gi Kim illuminates nation-building in South Korea through the lens of “civil religion,” a term the academic has coined as a framework for analyzing national identity and its concomitant material progress.

    Oct 26, 2017

  • Congress of Korean-language writers kicks off in Gyeongju

    Congress of Korean-language writers kicks off in Gyeongju

    An event celebrating Korean-language literature by writers from around the world kicked off Tuesday in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province. The 3rd International Congress of Writers Writing in Korea...

    Sept 12, 2017

  • Rushdie crafts masterpiece in ‘The Golden House’

    Rushdie crafts masterpiece in ‘The Golden House’

    “The Golden House” by Salman Rushdie; Random House (400 pages, $29) If you read a lot of fiction, you know that every once in a while you stumble upon a book that transports you, telling a story ful...

    Sept 7, 2017

  • Scholars: Refuse to bow down to China censorship pressure

    Scholars: Refuse to bow down to China censorship pressure

    BEIJING - Scholars are petitioning Cambridge University Press to restore more than 300 politically sensitive articles removed from its website in China after a request from authorities, underscoring ...

    Aug 21, 2017

  • Chae Man-shik, compromised conscience of occupied nation

    Chae Man-shik, compromised conscience of occupied nation

    Chae Man-shik was a prolific Korean novelist, playwright, literary critic, journalist and essayist who boldly confronted society’s pretensions and predicaments under the restrictions of Japan’s colon...

    Jul 20, 2017

  • Mistranslation of ‘The Vegetarian’?

    Mistranslation of ‘The Vegetarian’?

    A slew of controversies surrounding the English translation of Han Kang’s award-winning "The Vegetarian" have started numerous conversations about accuracy and readability. Even if there were some m...

    Jul 3, 2017

  • Underdog status pays off for Korean novelist

    Underdog status pays off for Korean novelist

    A chronic inability to talk to attractive women can eventually reap rewards. That was the takeaway message from author Cheon Myeong-kwan as he addressed the Seoul Literary Society at the Swedish Amba...

    Jun 23, 2017

  • Korean authors to attend overseas literature events

    Korean authors to attend overseas literature events

    Popular Korean authors will get to meet readers and translators in overseas literature events, the Literature Translation Institute of Korea said Tuesday. The photos provided by the Literature Trans...

    May 16, 2017

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    Amazon expands literary horizons, making big imprint in translation niche

    SEATTLE - The literary translation community in the US has a tradition of being highbrow, a carefully tended yet narrow reflection of the stirrings of global culture beyond the Anglosphere. Then Ama...

    Apr 20, 2017

  • [Herald Interview] ‘Korean poems delight global sense and sensibility’

    [Herald Interview] ‘Korean poems delight global sense and sensibility’

    “Many Korean movies and novels display a strong sense of social critique, but Korea’s poems have traditionally been more lyrical than political in nature.”

    Apr 6, 2017

  • New books on Russian Revolution 100 years later

    New books on Russian Revolution 100 years later

    “Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis, 1890-1928” by S.A. Smith; Oxford University Press (455 pages, $34.95) “Lenin on the Train” by Catherine Merridale; Metropolitan Books (353 pages, $30) “C...

    Apr 2, 2017

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    [Eye Interview] Korea through eyes of an outsider

    Longtime resident Michael Breen looks at how the country’s citizens have changed over the decades in ‘The New Koreans’

    Mar 31, 2017

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