The “Savage–Victim–Saviour” Story Grammar of the North Korean Human Rights Industry

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RT @AsianStudiesRev: 🇰🇵 Kickstart the week off by reading @DrJaySong @unimelb insightful article The “Savage-Victim-Saviour” Story Grammar…

🇰🇵 Kickstart the week off by reading @DrJaySong @unimelb insightful article The “Savage-Victim-Saviour” Story Grammar of the North Korean Human Rights Industry in issue 3 of @AsianStudiesRev via @tandfonline. https://t.co/AhB5t9UGA2

Thought-provoking research on why we should be wary of binary narratives. Applies to many other issues as well. Well worth a read.

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