Jooyoung Kim

Jooyoung Kim

HK Professor

Feminism Literature / Diaspora Literature / Multicultural Literature

Personal Profile

  • Mobility Humanities, Associate Editor (2022.01~ )
  • International Journal of Diaspora and Cultural Criticism, Editorial Board Member (2020.07~ )
  • Mobility Humanities Education Center, Director (2018.06 ~)
  • Academy of Mobility Humanities, Deputy Director (2018.06 ~)
  • The Japanese Language and Literature Association of Korea, Vice President (2021.03 ~2023.02 )

Research Outputs

  • “Youtube digital storytelling of Korean uninhabited Islands,” Kritika Kultura 44, 2024.
  • “A Cross-Section of Korean People’s Thoughts on the Immobility Situation Caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 14(1), 2024.
  • “The Narratives of Mobility in Literary Texts: Three Types of Novels in Korea and Japan,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 13(1), 2023.
  • “A Study on Reconstruction of Movement and Space in Bashō’s Haiku: Movement and Space on Horse,” Kritika Kultura 38, 2022
  • “A Korean Mobility-Themed Novel Read from an Ethical Literary Criticism Perspective: The Green Juice Girl has No Time for sorrow”, Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 5(4), 2021
  • “Considerations for the Direction of Mobility Humanities Education: Focused on Study Cases of the Mobility Humanities Education Center of Konkuk University,” European Journal of Korean Studies 20, 2021.
  • “Islamic Butcher Shop Read as a Refugee Novel,” KRITIKA KULTURA​ 36, 2021.​
  • “The Narrative of Mobility and Immovability -Focused on Yuriko Miyamoto’s Bansyu-Heya-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 85, 2020.
  • “Exploring Humanistic Layers of Urban Travel Representation, Imagination, and Speculation,” Transfers 9(3), 2019.
  • “Reinterpreting the literature of Miyamoto Yuriko through mobility,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 82, 2019.
  • “Reconstruction and Disaster Awareness through Nuclear Disaster Area as a Mobility Crisis – and ‘Fukushima’ and Revival of “Fukushima”-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 79, 2018.
  • “Mobility to Homeland Depicted in Narrations in Korean-Japanese Literature: The Meaning of ‘Boarding House’ in Yuhee by Yangji Lee and ‘Hawaii’ in GO by Kazuki Kaneshiro,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 8(2), 2018.
  • “A Study on the Cosmology in Lühichunqiu: Focusing on “Huandao” and “Dayue”,” Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 45(4), 2018.
  • “A Study on Kasei Ri’s Watershed Above (『流域へ』): the Strategy of the Mobility Narrative in the Description of Guilt,” Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 102(2), 2017.
  • “Ism and Miyamoto Yuriko’s Literature -Problems of Writer’s Narrative Strategies and Interpretation of Texts,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 73, 2017.
  • “A study on Miyamoto Yuriko’s Ethical Choice in Her Novel Writing​,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature​ 1(1), 2017.
  • “Reading of the Texts of Korean Japanese Literature as an Educational Material of Multicultural Literature- Focused on “Yu-hee (由熙)” by Yang-ji Lee,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 72, 2017.
  • “The Identity of a Young Intellectual of Colonial Korea: Focusing on Into the Light by Sa-ryang Kim,” KRITIKA KULTURA 28, 2017.​
  • “Miyamoto Yuriko’s literature landscape and sensibility -proletarian literature and feminism in amplitude-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 64, 2015.
  • “Ethics of Father and Son in Ri’s 流域へ (Watershed Above) and Kaneshiro’s GO,” Comparative Literature and Culture​ 17(5), 2015.​
  • “Trends of Studies on Japanese Literature in Korea- Centered on Modern Literature,” Foreign Literature Studies 37(3), 2015.
  • “New Horizon for Interpretation of Multicultural Literature in Korea: Centered on Multicultural Imagination Shown in Son Hong-gyu’s Novel and Ha Jong-oh’s Poetic Literature,” Universitas-Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 492, 2015.
  • “A Possibility of Japanese Literature Education at the University -The Wary that is Complete Dependence on the Political and Economic Thinking-,” Japanese Studies 38, 2015.
  • “A study on Korean Japanese Literary Magazine “Minto”-Bibliographic Review of Lee Hoesung,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 62, 2014.
  • “Korean Japanese Literature as a Multicultural Text: Focusing on Kazuki Kaneshiro’s novel, GO,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 61, 2014.
  • “China at the Crossroads of Globalism and Localism -A Review of Jungrae Jo’s Great Jungle,” Foreign Literature Studies 36(1), 2014.
  • “A trap of modern female identity – Miyamoto Yuriko’s Nobuko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 57, 2013.
  • “A perspective on America of Miyamoto Yuriko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 55, 2012.
  • “Nobuko Reading through Miyamoto Yuriko’s Note for Aru Onna,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 62, 2012.
  • “Miyamoto Yuriko’s feminine writing- through the marriage motif Nobuko and Anyakouro,” The Comparative Study of World Literature 41, 2012.
  • “An Analytic Study on Body Representation Appearing in Literary Works Written by Miyamoto Yuriko,” ​Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 53, 2012.
  • “An Analytic Study on Main Characters Appearing ​in Literary Works Written by Miyamoto Yuriko,” The Journal of Japanese Studies 35(1), 2012.
  • “Kim Sa-rayang’s 『into the light』 through the empire of the crack,” The Comparative Study of World Literature 37, 2011.
  • “A study on 『Banshu heya』of Miyamoto Yuriko: August 15, 1945 landscapes and empire of the postwar,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 58, 2011.
  • “A study on Japanese Post-Modern Literature through the concealment maternal affection,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 49, 2011.
  • “A study on Japanese Modern Novel’s Movement and Exchange: An Overall Revaluation as to the Literatural World of Miyamoto Yuriko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 56, 2011.
  • “Reading Current Japan’s Narration of Youth Focused on ‘symbol’ in Tokyo Tower of Ekuni Kaori,” Japanese Studies 48, 2011.
  • “A study on the identity of the intellectuals of the colonial: Kim Sa Rhang’s Into the light,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 55, 2011.
  • “A Look into Zainithis’s Academic Knowledge on Diaspora and the Method of Genealogy,” Asian Cultural Studies 19, 2010.
  • Diaspora and Mobility, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Mobility and Text Studies, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Mobility Technology and the Aesthetics of Text, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Criticism of Korean Multiculturalism, Seoul: LP, 2018.
  • Literature, Ethnicity, Nation, between Zainichi literature and Empire, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2012.
  • Cherry Tree and Magic Whistle, Seoul: Japan Research 21, 2010. (Translation)
  • Japan’s Coveting Korea 100 Years Ago, Seoul: Japan Research 21, 2010. (Translation)
  • Asia and Diaspora, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2009.
  • Cultural Representations of East Asia, Seoul: Pagijong Press, 2007.
  • Japanese Word Power, Seoul: Donginrang, 1995.