Korean Humanities at Stanford Lecture Series
Broad public interest in the study of Korea has increased dramatically in the last decade. The Korean Humanities Lecture Series brings speakers throughout the academic year to give public lectures on Korea-focused topics in the humanities. These lectures are free and open to the public.
Past Events
The #MeToo movement that went viral in the United States in 2017 spread globally and generated a huge response.…
Professor Kwon examines the global circulation and reception of William Faulkner and his works during the Cold War era.
Derek Kramer explores the theme of liberatory science in Korean narratives of the atomic bombings.
Derek Kramer explores the theme of liberatory science in Korean narratives of the atomic bombings.
In the 1970s, Khaidu, the first South Korean women’s film collective, was at the forefront of a new feminist aesthetic that opposed the highly male-dominant and repressive culture of “yusin”—a…
Speaker: Juhn Ahn
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Speaker: Alyssa Park
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