The Anatomy of Korean Medical Drama

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· 제목 : The Anatomy of Korean Medical Drama (Genre, History and Narrative in Korean Television)
· 분류 : 국내도서 > 사회과학 > 사회학 > 사회학 일반
· ISBN : 9791192090689
· 쪽수 : 424쪽
· 출판일 : 2025-10-30

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No longer just entertainment content, medical dramas have become a crucial media environment that defines the medical routines and ethical practices of Koreans. The Anatomy of Korean Medical Drama delves into the evolution of this genre within Korean society and uncovers the multifaceted social mean

Prologue

PART I Fundamentals of Korean Medical Drama
Chapter 1 The Origin and Development of Korean Medical Dramas
Chapter 2 A Review of Scholarship in Korean Medical Dramas
Chapter 3 Methods for Analyzing Narrative of Television Medical Dramas: Focusing on Chatman, Greimas, Barthes, and Bakhtin

PART II The Chronotope of Illness in Korean Dramas
Chapter 4 The Chronotope in Medical Drama
Chapter 5 A Chronotope Analysis of Daily Dose of Sunshine: Social Depression and Deconstruction of Normality
Chapter 6 How the Chronotope of Medical Drama Translated?: A Case Study of the Korean and American Versions of Good Doctor
Chapter 7 Narrative Pathology: Illnesses in Korean TV Melodramas

Epilogue

Appendix 1: Major Plots and Evaluations of Korean Medical Dramas (Total 65 Titles)
Appendix 2: A List of Korean Medical Drama Studies

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Yong-jin Won (지은이) 정보 더보기

Yong-jin Won is a professor emeritus in the Department of Media Studies, Sogang University, South Korea. He is the author of Paradigms in the Studies on Popular Culture, Principles for the Criticism of Broadcasting. He is coauthor of Producer Journalism in Korea, the Formation of Popular Culture in America. He is currently working for a non-profit community radio in the southern region of Korea.

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Junhyung Lee (지은이) 정보 더보기

Junhyung Lee is a media cultural studies researcher. He earned his Ph.D. from Sogang University's Department of Communication with a dissertation on populist politics in Korean media. He currently serves as a policy specialist at the National Union of Media Workers. He is also active as a researcher with the Sinchon Centre for Cultural Politics Research. Beyond textual analysis, his research integrates cultural studies, populism theory, and state theory, applying them analytically.

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Haesoo Lee (지은이) 정보 더보기

Haesoo Lee is a research professor at the Media Convergence Research Institute at Sogang University. She earned her Ph.D. in Cultural Studies from the same university with a dissertation on the media practices of people with disabilities. Her current research explores the intersections of media, space, the body, and memory. She also serves on the editorial board of the critical cultural theory journal Culture/Science.

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Ah young Lee (지은이) 정보 더보기

Ah young Lee earned her master's degree in Television Drama and the Metaphor of Disease from the Department of Journalism and Broadcasting at Sogang University. She is currently responsible for planning initiatives at Hanyang University ERICA through the Gyeonggi RISE (Regional Innovation System & Education) project, focusing on resolving regional issues in Gyeonggi-do, social contribution, and industry-academia projects. She is actively engaged in the fields of cultural content, communication, and creating social value.

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Dahui Moon (지은이) 정보 더보기

Dahui Moon received her M.A. in Media Studies from Sogang University. Her master’s research examined the historical formation of colorism in Korean society, and her current work focuses on a meta-study of Korean medical dramas. Her broader interests include the cultural politics of representation.

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