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How do we understand resistance across communities? This course will take a historical approach to study resistance through a rhetorical lens, examining efforts as they have been shaped by various communities speaking to hegemonic powers. We’ll look at a variety of sites and examine practices such as storytelling, music, art, hashtag activism, and silence, to name a few. Our goal will be to map counter rhetorical strategies and narratives. BTS will feature as a case study and lens.

An online magazine that publishes articles written by members of the BTS ARMY.

A review of BTS' album 'BE.'

This article examines ways in which intermediality as manifested and performed in the music video ‘Idol’ contributes to this goal by analysing various arts and media demonstrated in a combination of architecture, writings, photographs, drawings, paintings, music and dance.

This study investigated the self-categorized K-Pop fandom characteristics that predicted higher levels of K-Pop fanship, and subsequent psychosocial outcomes. Social identity theory was applied as a theoretical framework.