Research Interests:
Interrelationship between textuality and visuality; oscillation between fiction and reality; phenomenology of spectatorship; Soviet cinema; Russian avant-garde movement; literary theory; film theory; medium theory.
Education:
M.A. in Russian Literature, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Russian Literature, 2020
B.A. in Russian Studies Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, 2017
Exchange student in St. Petersburg State University, 2015
Research:
Dasom, K. “Aesthetics of Connection: Dziga Vertov’s Film Theory and Man with a Movie Camera,” 2020 (Master’s thesis)
Dasom, K. Bora, C., “Andrei Bitov’s “The Inevitability of the Unwritten”: A Game with the Writer in the Mask of a Translator,” Korean Journal of Russian Language and Literature, Vol. 30, No. 4 (December 2018): 65-94.
Conference Presentations and Talks:
“People Woven by Texts: Ryuske Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car (2021),” AATSEEL, Las Vegas, US, February 2024.
“Lines of Operations: From Dziga Vertov’s One Sixth of the World to Man with a Movie Camera,” ASEEES, Philadelphia, US, October 2023.
“Aesthetics of Connection: Dziga Vertov’s Film Theory and Man with a Movie Camera,” Annual Joint Conference organized by four Korean Scholarly Societies, Seoul, Korea, October 2019.
“Activity and Inactivity: Marion Dixon’s Body Techniques in Circus,” Annual Joint Conference organized by Four Korean Scholarly Societies, Seoul, Korea, October 2018.