Pedersen Nikolaj J.L. Linding
Yonsei University
About the Lab
Professor Pedersen Nikolaj J.L. Linding's research lab focuses on cultural globalization, particularly examining the Korean Wave (Hallyu) as a dynamic model of glocalization. The lab explores hybrid cultural dynamics across industry, politics, aesthetics, religion, and epistemology, with a special emphasis on the Korean philosophical framework of Tonghak and the concept of Puryŏn Kiyŏn. Research directions include the sustainability of cultural exports, resistance to cultural imperialism, and the role of indigenous epistemologies in shaping global cultural flows.
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Selected Papers
1This paper reviews the possibility and actuality of the Korean model of cultural globalization in search of the sustainability of Hallyu as a critical alternative to cultural imperialism or exclusive nationalism. In face of the positive and negative response to Hallyu in the global context, the sustainable Hallyu consists in the fulfillment of hybrid dynamics of Hallyu. It notes the hybrid dynamics of Hallyu in its multi-dimensions of industry, politics, culture, aesthetics and religion and then
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