Korean Masculinities and Transcultural Consumption: Yonsama, Rain, Oldboy, K-Pop IdolsHong Kong University Press, 2011 - 221 pagina's South Korean masculinities have enjoyed dramatic influence in pan-Asian popular culture, which travels freely due to its non-nationalistic appeal. This book investigates transcultural consumption of three iconic figures the middle aged Japanese female fandom of actor Bae Yong-Joon, the Western online cult fandom of the horror film Oldboy, and the Singaporean fandom of the popstar Rain. |
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Oldboy Postmodern Masculinity and Western Fandom on | 119 |
KPop Idol Boy Bands and Manufactured Versatile | 163 |
List of Media Productions | 185 |
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Accessed on October Accessed on September album ambivalent argues Asia Asian countries aspects Bae Yong-Joon become bishōnen BYJ's soft masculinity capitalist concert Confucian consumer consumption contemporary South Korean cool counter-coeval cult fandom cult film cute Dae-Soo desire entertainment evident example explains fan club fandom female fans focus group interviewee Full House global masculinity global popular Hallyu Hollywood Hong Kong IMDb.com Japan Japanese fans Ji-Eun Joon-Sang Joseon Dynasty JYPE K-pop Kang kawaii Korean blockbuster Korean cinema Korean genre films Korean popular culture lifestyle male metrosexual mugukjeok Oldboy Park polite popular music postmodern pretty boy Rain RainSingapore.com regional scene seonbi Seoul sexual Shiri Singapore Singaporean fans South Korean cinema South Korean films South Korean genre South Korean masculinity South Korean popular star Taegukgi television drama transcultural transcultural flows transgressive users violence websites Winter Sonata Woo-Jin yangban Yonsama Young-Jae