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Korea Journal
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Reading the ‘Korean Wave’ as a Sign of Global Shift
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This article uses discourse analysis of newspaper and magazine articles during 2001 as well as fieldwork to reveal how the Korean Wave allowed Koreans to develop a different perspective on globalization. It identifies three perspectives that emerged from analysis: a cultural nationalist perspective, which emphasized pride in Korean culture, an industrialist and neoliberal position, which emphasized culture as an industry and focused on the sale of Korean products, and a postcolonial perspective, which emphasized the Korean wave as only the product of capitalism. The Korean wave has continued to grow, sparking a second Korean wave that generated less ideological and more information-based discourse.
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Cho Hae-Joang
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Korea Journal. 45.5 (2005): 147-182
cultural nationalism
culture industry
discourse analysis
globalization
Hallyu
Korean Wave
neoliberalism
postcolonialism
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Korea Journal
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Manufactured Creativity: Production, Performance and Dissemination of K-pop
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K-pop represents a unique and distinct Korean system of “manufacturing creativity,” which involves utilizing global music talents. <br /><br />This article documents K-pop a mode of manufactured creativity, explains the term, and examines how K-pop engages in manufacturing creativity. K-pop’s business model is based on talent and represents a blend of U.S. music strategies, which favor consistency and long-term popularity, and Japanese strategies, which favor quick-selling hits. K-pop embodies creativity and longevity. It outsources creativity but also reprocesses those creative ideas internally. Such manufactured creativity is exemplified by SM Entertainment, which has been global since its start. It expanded its business network globally but also emphasized the internal process of finishing songs, which also involves creative skills and talented performers. As a result, global for K-pop is a combination of global and local.
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Gil-Sung Park
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Korea Journal, 53.4 (2013): 14-33.
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<p>Chua, Beng Huat. 2004. “Conceptualizing an East Asian Popular Culture.” <em>Inter- Asia Cultural Studies </em>5.2: 200-221.</p>
<p>Lie, John. 2012. “What Is the K in K-pop? South Korean Popular Music, the Culture Industry, and National Identity.” <em>Korea Observer </em>43.3: 339-363.</p>
<p>Oh, Ingyu. 2009. “Hallyu: The Rise of Transnational Cultural Consumers in China and Japan.” <em>Korea Observer </em>40.3: 425-459.</p>
<p>Oh, Ingyu, and Gil-Sung Park. 2012. “From B2C to B2B: Selling Korean Pop Music in the Age of New Social Media.” <em>Korea Observer </em>43.3: 365-397.</p>
<p>Ryoo, Woongjae. 2009. “Globalization, or the Logic of Cultural Hybridization: The Case of the Korean Wave.” <em>Asian Journal of Communication </em>19.2: 137-151.</p>
creativity
globalization
Hallyu
K-pop
localization
manufactured creativity
music industry
social network service (SNS) sites