Imperfectible narrative within colonial melancholia: Gendered sovereignty and the technology of colonial subjects in the wartime Korean propaganda film, The Volunteer (1941)

Author： Lee Yongwoo  

Publisher： Intellect Books

E-ISSN： 1059-440X|24|2|223-237

ISSN： 2049-6710

Source： Asian Cinema, Vol.24, Iss.2, 2013-10, pp. : 223-237

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