Korean Popular Culture and its Effects (Teens and Adults; Virtual)

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There has been increasing attention to Korean popular cultural projects such as K-pop (Korean popular music, e.g., BTS), K-drama (e.g., Netflix's TV series Squid Game), K-movie (e.g., Parasite), and K-beauty and so on. In the lecture, we will introduce Korean popular culture, what it means conceptually, historically, and practically, and what kind of influence it will have.

This program is part of the NEA Big Read Interior Chinatown, in partnership with Eastern CT State University. Presented by Dr. Yeojin "Julie" Kim, Associate Professor of Department of Communication, East Asian Studies Coordinator, Central Connecticut State University.

This program may be recorded and shared with the library's social media channels and community partners. Be aware if you turn on your video and/or speak during the program, you may be recorded.

You must provide your email address at registration to receive the Zoom link. Your Registration Confirmation Notice includes the Zoom link for the program. All participants will start with video off and sound muted. No computer/internet at home? Call the Library for the phone number, meeting ID & password and join us over the phone.

Event Type(s): Teen Program, Adult Program

Age Group(s): Teens (13-18), Adults

Presenter: Dr. Yeojin "Julie" Kim

Sara Ray

sararay@libraryconnection.info

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