Kyung Hye Kim

Assistant Professor

Dongguk University

South Korea

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Dr. Kyung Hye Kim is an Assistant Professor at Dongguk University in South Korea. Her research areas encompass translation studies, digital literacy in education, and the cultural implications of multilingual films. Recent publications examine the role of generative AI in language learning, translation practices in Korean musicals, and the discourses surrounding Islamic refugees in South Korean news media.

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Helen Spencer-Oatey

University of Warwick

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Jinsil Choi

Assistant Professor

Keimyung University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jonathan Evans

University of Glasgow

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From Passive Recipients to Active Editors: Using Generative AI to develop Digital Literacy in Undergraduate General English Writing Courses

(재)번역본에 나타난 번역가 개입 연구: 『Korea and Her Neighbors』의 한국어 (재)번역본을 중심으로

다언어 영화 번역과 참여 문화: <바스터즈: 거친녀석들>을 중심으로 [Multilingual films and participatory culture : A case study of 'Inglourious Basterds']

한국 뮤지컬 번역 평가 담론 및 기준에 대한 포괄적 고찰: 온라인 커뮤니티를 중심으로 [On evaluation discourses and criteria of musical theater translation: Focused on online musical theater community]

Translation tools in multilingual Korean films: changing ideas of translation

Translation and streaming in a changing world

Discourses on Islamic Refugees in the South Korean News: A Corpus-Based Approach

Paratexts and the reframing of a classic: Korean translations of the Japanese <i>Women’s Analects</i>

Translating code-switching in the colonial context

Response by Choi, Evans and Kim to “Representing experiential knowledge”

Translating Islamic Knowledge for the New Soil: Two Korean Translations of the Qur’an in South Korea

Enhancing the recruitment of postgraduate researchers from diverse countries: managing the application process

Metapragmatic comments on relating across cultures

Translating Knowledges: Within and Beyond Asia

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Helen Spencer-Oatey

Jinsil Choi

Jonathan Evans

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