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Kyung Hyun Kim: The Remasculinization of Korean Cinema (first attempt)

Remasculinization(Duke, 2004)

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An intimidatingly academic book. If you’ve read your Deleuze, Lacan and Zizek you won’t have a problem. I’m currently stuck on page 23 and debating whether to struggle onwards. I’ll report back if I make further progress. A shame, because it looks like it might be quite interesting if you can decode the academic language.

Update (13 Sept 2006): I had another go at the book. It had one or two good moments, but rather a lot of Freud and others. A full review is here.

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