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Niniejszy tekst opisuje badanie niektórych rodzajów widzenia haptycznego, zapachu, kontaktu, bycia dotykanym i zaraźliwego dotyku we współczesnym południowokoreańskim kinie na przykładzie filmów Bong Joon-ho – wcześniejszego The Host (2006) i oskarowego The Parasite (2019). Filmy te, zdaniem Autorki, stanowią najbardziej znaczące przykłady kumulacji ucieleśnionej wizualności współczesnego południowokoreańskiego kina. Obydwa filmy służą za studium uwewnętrznionych form kapitalizmu, zjawiska, które, zdaniem Bong Joon-ho, “nim stanie się uogólnionym terminem socjologicznym, stanowi po prostu nasze życie”. Artykuł przygląda się zatem manifestacjom uwewnętrznionego kapitalizmu w codziennym życiu bohaterów Bong Joon-ho, jak i strukturom przestrzenno-czasowym, które, zdaniem Autorki, najlepiej odzwierciedlają proces uwewnętrzniania.
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This work was supported by the Seed Program for Korean Studies through the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the Korean Studies Promotion Service of the Academy of Korean Studies (AKS-2018-INC-20180060).
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