Bonnie Tilland
University lecturer
- Naam
- Dr. B.R. Tilland
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- b.r.tilland@hum.leidenuniv.nl
Bonnie Tilland is universitair docent bij het Institute for Area Studies (LIAS).
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University lecturer
- Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen
- Leiden Institute for Area Studies
- SAS Korea
- Tilland B. (2023), Sensory Connections Between Food and Femininity in Yim Soon-rye’s Little Forest and Lee Seo-gun’s The Recipe. In: Kim M. (red.), ReFocus: The Films of Yim Soon-rye. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh Press. 96-112.
- Tilland B.R. & Tsai B. (2023), Of fleas and Parasite: unpacking class and space in Bong Joon-ho’s Barking Dogs Never Bite, New Review of Film and Television Studies 21(4): 668-685.
- Tilland B. (2022), (Some of) the precariat can speak, but can they share?, Current Anthropology 63(5): 511-512.
- Tilland B.R. (2022), Bespreking van: Ch'anho K. (2014|2018), 『모멸감: 굴욕과 존엄의 감정사회학』 = Humiliation: An emotional sociology of disgrace and dignity | 『유머니즘: 웃음과 공감의 마음사회학』 = Humonism: An emotional sociology of laughter and sympathy. Seoul. Korean Anthropology Review 6(February 2022): 243-251.
- Tilland B.R. (2021), Towards a visual sociology and anthropology of North Korea: South Korean, North Korean, and external filmic representations, Journal of Asian Sociology 50(2): 299-320.
- Tilland B.R. (2021), Baker kings, rice liquor princesses, and the coffee elite: food nationalism and youth creativity in the construction of Korean ‘taste’ in late 2000s and early 2010s television dramas, Acta Koreana 24(1): 77-104.
- Tilland B.R. (2020), The North on Southern screens: hybrid Korean screen cultures in mid-2000s films, Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies 46(2): 217-245.
- Tilland B.R. (2020), Kwinong kwich’on kwihyang (back-to-the-land) discourse of young South Korean families exchanging ‘Hell Chosŏn’ for Breathing Room (yŏyu). In: Park H. & Woo H. (red.), Korean families yesterday and today. Perspectives on Contemporary Korea, University of Michigan Press. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press. 296-322.
- Tilland B.R. (2018), Transgressive academic all-stars and conventional teen idols: school-age South Koreans and hakpumo (school parents) navigating the system. In: Ahn J.Y. (red.), Transgression in Korea: beyond resistance and control. Perspectives on Contemporary Korea. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press. 165-194.
- Tilland B.R. (2017), Save your K-drama for your mama: mother-daughter bonding in between nostalgia and futurism, Acta Koreana 20(2): 377-393.
- Tilland B.R. (2017), Dreaming, making and breaking family and kinship in contemporary South Korea, Education About Asia 22(3): 1-5.
- Tilland B.R. (2016), Family is beautiful: the affective weight of mothers-in-law in family talk in South Korea, Journal of Korean Studies 21(1): 213-244.