Editing and Translating Queer Korean Literature

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Thursday, March 28th, 2024

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Thursday, March 28, 20241:30PM - 4:30PMSeminar Room 208N, This event took place in-person at Room 208N, North House, 1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, ON, M5S 3K7
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ABOUT THE TALK

 

In this book talk Perry discussed the process of editing and translating his MLA volume Han’guk ŭi k’wiŏ munka: han segi and its accompanying volume of English translations, A Century of Queer Korean Fiction. He also read from some of the selections, which range from Yi Kwangsu’s 1918 short story "Yunkwangho" to Park Sang Young’s 2017 "Yundo is Back" and include both canonical works as well as pieces found in the archives.

 

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

 

Samuel E. Perry is associate professor of East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature at Brown University. His interests include literary translation, queer studies, and revolutionary fiction from the early and mid-20th century. He is now working on two book manuscripts: “From Across the Genkai Sea: Japanese Literature During the Korean War” and “Bad Gays in Japan”.

 

(Chair) Janet Poole is an Associate Professor, Distinguished Professor of the Humanities & Chair of the Department of East Asian Studies. Poole’s research and teaching interests lie in aesthetics in the broad context of colonialism and modernity, in history and theories of translation, and in the creative practice of literary translation.


Speakers

Samuel Perry
Speaker
Associate Professor in East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature, Brown University

Janet Poole
Chair
Distinguished Professor of the Humanities & Chair, Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Toronto


Main Sponsor

Asian Institute


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