Under the covers: Image and imagination in Korean popular music albumsFootnote

1 The basis for this paper is a presentation that was given on October 19, 2012 at Ewha Womans University as part of a conference entitled “The discovery of modernity in East Asian music: The west, tradition and beyond.”

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