In addition to my academic research, I also write for a broader audience. Below is a selected list. You can stay updated at @thisishannahkim!
Public Philosophy
2024
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Losing My Questions in Neo-Noir
Hannah H.
Kim
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How Creativity Might Explain the Fiction-Imagination Connection
Hannah H.
Kim
The Junkyard (a scholarly blog for the study of imagination), 2024
2023
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Life as a ‘Non-standard’ Narrative
Hannah H.
Kim
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If Pinocchio Doesn’t Freak You Out, Sydney Shouldn’t Either
Hannah H.
Kim
2022
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Imagination and the Limits of Fictionality
Hannah H.
Kim
The Junkyard (a scholarly blog for the study of imagination), 2022
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Park Jiwon on Why Crows Aren’t Black
Hannah H.
Kim
2020
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Teaching Asian Texts through Bridge Concepts
Hannah H.
Kim
Culture & Humanities
2024
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Pedagogy Must Get to Grips with Student Disrespect of Women
Hannah H.
Kim
2023
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The Rationality of North Korea
Hannah H.
Kim, and Andrew
Latham
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Language, Memory, and Compassion in “Symbiosis Theory”
Hannah H.
Kim
Azalea: Journal of Korean Literature and Culture, 2023
2022
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How "Possible Worlds" Help Us Make Sense of Ours
Hannah H.
Kim
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Fitting Vaccine Conspiracies into a Philosophy of Fiction
Hannah H.
Kim
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K-Wave, K-Pop… K-Philosophy
Hannah H.
Kim
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Three Thousand Years of Longing—And One Hour and Forty-Eight Minutes of Regret from This Humanities Professor
Hannah H.
Kim
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Virtual Reality and Public History
Hannah H.
Kim
2021
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What A Korean American Will Find in Minari
Hannah H.
Kim
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Opinion | Does it matter that Obama and Harris are multiracial?
Hannah H.
Kim
Personal
2021
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For Me, “Home” Is Never Present—Only Ever in the Past
Hannah H.
Kim
How Creativity Might Explain the Fiction-Imagination ConnectionThe Junkyard (a scholarly blog for the study of imagination), 2024
Language, Memory, and Compassion in “Symbiosis Theory”Azalea: Journal of Korean Literature and Culture, 2023
Three Thousand Years of Longing—And One Hour and Forty-Eight Minutes of Regret from This Humanities ProfessorPublic Seminar, 2022
