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1	My Song is My Power: Postcolonial South Korean Popular Music Ha, Jarryn 01 June 2018 (has links) No description available. Music Asian Studies Modern History Popular music Korean popular culture Korean history K-pop
2	”I heard that’s the thing here…” : En doxisk topikanalys av samtalet mellan sydkoreanska Lee Young Ji och danska Christopher på YouTube-showen My Alcohol Diary. Söderlund, Tova January 2024 (has links) Sydkoreansk populärkultur konsumeras i dag i hela världen. Globaliseringen har lett till att internationella fans av sydkoreansk populärkultur blir fler och att internationella stjärnor får fler möjligheter att visa upp sig i Sydkorea. Eftersom interaktionerna mellan Sydkorea och omvärlden ökar bör vi undersöka hur sådana interkulturella möten fungerar. Med andra ord, vi måste studera hur människor interagerar via olika doxiska förutsättningar. En växande ”variety”-genre inom nya sydkoreanska ”ontact”-eran är underhållningsprogram på YouTube där koreanska underhållningspersonligheter eller artister intervjuar andra stjärnor samt ofta konsumerar alkohol. Inom ”ontact”-genren blev YouTube-showen My Alcohol Diary, ledd av Lee Young Ji, snabbt populär. Denna uppsats studerar ett avsnitt ur My Alcohol Diary där den danska sångaren Christopher är gäst. Uppsatsen undersöker med hjälp av en topikanalys hur Lees och Christophers doxiska förutsättningar ser ut och uttrycks. Uttolkningen av videon kompletteras av fyra kommenterande texter om avsnittet, vilka bidrar med ytterligare ett internationellt åskådarperspektiv. Detta görs med hjälp av Ruth Amossys förståelse av doxa och LuMing Maos idé "rhetorical way-making". Uppsatsen kommer fram till att Lee och Christopher inom tre funna topiska kategorier - språk, ålder och hierarki, och relationer - konverserar via olika personor som syftar att skapa sig en etoshöjande personlighet. Samtalet ger upphov till doxiska gränser dem emellan, vilket syns tydligast i topikkategorin relationer. I konversationen, och i de kommenterande texternas, skapas en asymmetrisk maktrelation mellan de två genom de roller de tilldelsas och tar. Problematiken av olikhet leder till att Lee och Christopher sätts i ett binärt system för att skilja dem från varandra även när de försöker förstå varandra. / South Korean popular culture has grown increasingly popular in the last few years. A rather unexplored genre within the newly defined south Korean genre “ontact” is the growing number of ”variety”-esque shows on YouTube. With the help of a doxic topoi analysis, this thesis explores the implications of the intercultural meeting between Lee Young Ji and Danish singer Christopher Lund Nissen on the show My Alcohol Diary. Four articles about the episode is also object of the study. This thesis uses Ruth Amossy's understanding of doxa and LuMing Mao's concept "rhetorical way-making". In the topic categories of language, age and hierarchy, and relationships, this thesis concludes that Christopher and Lee are made to represent their cultures even though their representation is hinged on the situation and their different backgrounds. The differences are played through personas which adds a layer of self-representation to the conversation. The relationship between the two is asymmetric in their cultural doxas. My Alcohol Diary Nothing Much Prepared South Korea South korean popular culture rhetorical way-making 이영지 한류 차린건 쥐뿔도 없지만 retorik doxa topiker etos persona representation självrepresentation YouTube sociala medier plattformar hallyu sydkoreansk populärkultur Sydkorea Danmark Lee Young Ji Christopher My Alcohol Diary maktdynamiker Other Humanities not elsewhere specified Övrig annan humaniora
3	Interaktiv förpackningsdesign: Grafisk formgivning av K-pop album och dess inflytande på konsumentbeteende : Hur kan formgivningen av K-pop album och relaterad merch påverka konsumentbeteende? / Interactive packaging design: The packaging design of K-pop albums and its influence on consumer behavior : How can the packaging design of K-pop albums influence consumer behavior? Adilnor, Sana January 2022 (has links) With the rise of Hallyu, or the global export of Korean culture also commonly known as ‘The Korean Wave’, South Korea has become a big trendsetter in recent years: whether it be within fashion and K-Beauty skincare or Korean movies and drama series, to Korean popular music, also known under the umbrella term K-pop. What these categories have in common are their strong ties to visual aesthetics and K-pop is known for its very colourful and maximalist design, which is also a key characteristic to why K-pop as a phenomenon has been particularly attractive and has managed to captivate fans all over the world. In the marvelling K-pop universe, the goal is to engage all the senses for a complete and interactive sensory experience, making the visual just as important as the auditory, and this can also be applied to the physical album design. Physical K-pop albums sell better than ever despite the digital streaming services dominating our digital age. A visual analysis was conducted on selected contemporary K-pop albums together with a survey on Swedish K-pop fans, in order to discuss how packaging design of K-pop albums can influence consumer behavior. The study showed that interactive packaging design and extra album inclusions like photocards, photo books, postcards etc. makes the fans more likely to want to collect albums and merchandise, which on its own can be viewed as a collectible item. The packaging design both facilitates and encourages fans to interact with the design not only visually, but also in a tactile way, by engaging in participatory behavior such as filming unboxing videos and posting them on social media, and it can also be associated with identity making, i.e. how they identify themselves as fans in relation to their favorite artists or towards other fans. Lastly, it is interesting to discuss how K-pop design can be heavily influenced by American and Western concepts despite being marketed as a Korean phenomena and innovation; from the visual analysis it could also be concluded that contemporary design trends draw inspiration from Western concepts such as the y2k millennium bug, retro and technology. kpop identity-making fandom consumer behavior parasocialism kpop album kpop merch artist memorabilia fan culture collecting merch participatory culture idol consumption korean popular culture hallyu k-pop k-pop album graphic design south korea photocard unboxing packaging design k-pop merchandise kpop identitetsskapande fandom konsumentbeteende parasocialism kpop album kpop merch kändismemorabilia fankultur merchsamlande deltagarstyrd kultur participatorisk kultur idolkonsumtion koreansk populärkultur sydkorea k-pop k-pop album fotokort unboxing hallyu förpackningsdesign Humanities and the Arts Humaniora och konst Design Design Cultural Studies Kulturstudier

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My Song is My Power: Postcolonial South Korean Popular Music

”I heard that’s the thing here…” : En doxisk topikanalys av samtalet mellan sydkoreanska Lee Young Ji och danska Christopher på YouTube-showen My Alcohol Diary.