A Study on the Social Reflectivity of Urban Spatial Representation in Korean Short Animation

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This research examines how urban spaces in Korean short animation reflect the creators' experiences and societal conditions.
Qualitative text analysis of short animations focusing on apartments, cities, and housing created since the 2000s.
Utilized Henri Lefebvre's and Edward Relph's frameworks to analyze spatial representation.
Kim Jun's work demonstrates how standardized apartment structures regulate residents while resisting conformity.
Kim Young-geun and Kim Ye-young's animation illustrates urban rhythms through body movements, revealing social pressures in city life.
Kim Wang-geol's piece critiques the abstraction of homes as commodified spaces amidst redevelopment.

Qualitative analysis reveals how Korean short animation reflects urban societal structures through spatial representation.

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nam ki Park (2026) studied this question.

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