Korean Journal of Communication Studies

 

Gendered Nationalism in a Postcolonial Setting of Korea:
The Cinematic Representation of National Identity in Address Unknown(Subwiin Bulmyeong)
Nayoung Lee,Changhee Park

The “I”of the West:
Hollywood Horror Revives Orientalism
Soon-Chul Shin

Redoing Cultural Studies in Nature:
A Suggestion for the Articulation of Cultural Studies and Ecology
Gyuchan Jeon

Framing Three Great Leaders:
The New York Times Coverage of the Deaths of Kim Il-sung,Mao Tse-tung,and Hirohito
Jae-Young Kim

A Reverse Third-Person Effect:
The Impact of Ethical Codes on Supportion for Investigative Reporting Techniques
Cheong Yi Park

Effects of Interactivity in Online Journalism on Public Trust
Hyun Ban

Behind the Intercultural Conversation:
A Preliminary Exploration of the Interacitions of a Non-Native Speaker
Soobum Lee,Jung-huel Becky Yeh

The Effects of News Difficulty,User Mode,and Animation on Recall and Recognition of Web Advertismments
Yongkuk Chung

Rethinking Korean Cinema Studies
Young Chan Kim