South Korean Cinema

1.) An, J. = 1 Popular reasoning of South Korean melodrama films (1953--1972). 2.) Chae, Y. E. = 4 Screening the past: Historiography of contemporary South Korean cinema, 1998-2008. 3.) Cho, E. = 6 Transnational modernity, national identity, and South Korean melodrama (1945-1960s). 4.) Cho, M. H. = 9 Generic realities: The transnational spaces of South Korean cinema. 5.) Choi, J. = 12 Corporate affluence, cultural exuberance: A Korean film renaissance and the 386 Generation directors. 6.) Chung, H. S. = 15 The life and death of a Hollywood Asian: Philip Ahn and the politics of cross-ethnic performativity. 7.) Holland, D. L. = 18 Abjection, telesthesia, and transnationalism: Incest in Park Chanwook's Oldboy. 8.) Hwang, Y. M. = 20 South Korean historical drama: gender, nation and the heritage industry. 9.) Kim, C. = 24 South Korean golden-age comedy film: Industry, genre, and popular culture (1953 -1970). 10.) Kim, H. S. = 27 The new generation on screen: Youth cinema and youth culture in South Korea since the 1990s. 11.) Kim, H. = 29 Film, language, and nation in South Korean cinema. 12.) Lee, H. = 32 Common culture/divided nation: A comparative study of North and South Korean film. 13.) Noh, K. W. = 35 Memories of rapid transformation: Retrospection and nostalgia in contemporary South Korean cinema. 14.) Park, I. S. = 39 The influence of new media marketing public relations on the South Korean film industry -- in relation to the U.S. film industry. 15.) Park, N. = 41 A cultural interpretation of the South Korean Independent Cinema Movement, 1975--2004. 16.) Park-Primiano, S. = 45 South Korean cinema between the wars: Screening resistance and containment under U.S. intervention and influence, 1945-60. 17.) Seok, S. L. = 49 U.S. popular fi/ms and South Korean audiences: A political-economic and ethnographic analysis. 18.) Shin, J. = 52 Negotiating local, regional, and global: Nationalism, hybridity, and transnationalism in New Korean Cinema. 19.) Sohn, R. E. = 55 The South Korean Film Workforce and its organizations' response to globalization. 20.) Turner, J. L. = 57 Monstrous dialogues: "The Host" and South Korean inverted exile. 21.) Woo Ha, S. = 60 Locating contemporary South Korean cinema: Between the universal and the particular. Locating Dissertations and Theses = 63

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