Paris Shih charts his own path of self-discovery through the growth of the Taiwanese girl group S.H.E.
Between Wives: S.H.E and the Making of a Homosocial Myth
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Understanding Korea’s Unique Situation: Routledge’s New Handbook of Contemporary South Korea
Colin Marshall thinks about the export of Korean culture in the academy and Routledge's recent "Handbook of Contemporary South Korea."
Between Wives: S.H.E and the Making of a Homosocial Myth
Paris Shih charts his own path of self-discovery through the growth of the Taiwanese girl group S.H.E.