Trans-Humanities volume 10 issue 2 features the following scholarly works:
Articles
SF, An Aesthetics of Thought Experiments Exploring Otherness: With a Focus on Stanislaw Lem’s SF Solaris (1961)
by Do-Hoon Bok
Connection Between the Worlds Reorganized into New Media: Focused on Dramaworld
by Soohwan Kang
An Institutional Approach to the Reception of Nam June Paik in French Art Museums During the 1970s: Contexts, Characteristics, and Meanings
by Ilmin Nah
Temporary Autonomous Zone and a Subject Outside the Law
by Jongju Park
A Study on the Rights of Returnees and the Return of Soviet Koreans in Sakhalin Through Difficulty at Remaining Life Written by In Muhak
by Namseok Kim
Reading Lord Jim Based on Slavoj Žižek’s “Fantasy” and “Spectre”
by Sunhee Jung
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