Korean Anthropology Review

A journal of Korean anthropology in translation

ISSN 2508-8297 (Print)
ISSN 2671-7123 (Online)

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Vol.9 2025

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Editor’s Note

Korean Anthropology Review 편집부

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Rewriting the Dangun Myth on the Internet: Focusing on Garlic Memes

Kwon Euncho

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Communicating with the Divine: Techniques of Attunement and Practices of Subjectivation

Lee Junyong

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Tourist Attractions: Post-Cold War Placemaking and the Limits of Inter-Korean Rapprochement in the Television Drama Crash Landing on You

Mi-ryong Shim

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Living with Heritage-Induced Nostalgia-Moments in a Longue Durée

Laurel Kendall

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Fieldwork in Korea: The Value of Multiple Studies of the Same Field Site

Clark W. Sorensen

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Therapeutic Subjectivity in South Korea: Toward a “Thick Description” of the Vulnerable 2030 Generation

Carol A. Kidron

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Do We Need an Area-Based Anthropology? Reflections on the SEAA-SNU Anthropology 2025 Conference in Seoul, July 14-16, 2025

Hyang Jin Jung

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[Book Review] Woo Seungha 우승하, Jeong Myeonghun 정명훈, Hwang Jinhyeon 황진현, Jeon Seonggeun 전성근, Kim Jiyong 김지용. 2014. 『(두루미가 자는 민북마을) 이길리』 [Igilri, the village north of the Civilian Control Line where cranes sleep]. Seoul: National Folk Museum of Korea 서울: 국립민속박물관. 326 pp. ISBN 9788928900701 Open access (PDF available at the National Folk Museum of Korea, Folklore Fieldwork website)

Cho Yejin

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[Book Review] Kim Hakjun 김학준. 2022. 『보통 일베들의 시대: ‘혐오의 자유’는 어디서 시작되는가』 [The era of ordinary Ilbe: Where does the “freedom of hatred” begin?]. Paju: Owoluibom 오월의 봄. 384 pp. ISBN 9791168730250 ₩19,000

Lee Haeun