Kim Chang-nam: History of Korean Popular Culture

The mass media cannot simply describe the history of a sub-ject, including movies, popular music, and TV, as a sum of events. The various cultural texts and writers of the age, the production and consumption around him, the problems of industry and markets, institutions and policies, the power and resistance of ideology, the technology and media, the conflict and the difference between generations, the daily life and emotions of the public. Popular culture critic Professor Kim Chang-nam reads the history of Korean pop culture on a complex variety of levels in modern history. The introduction of newspaper items on the Korean peninsula and the beginning of a modern public freshener, which has been transformed into a decade of political upheaval after the first year of the First Amendment and the second year of mining. You can see the large stream of printed, film, popular music, radio, TV, cartoons, sports, and the mass culture that the public of each era spends in everyday life, the historical context surrounding it, and a organic link between the genres. The author simply scans the history of popular culture with extraordinary insights.

Korean title: 한국 대중문화사

Korean author: 김창남

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946072794