In·kan

(ĭng′kən)

adj. & n.

Variant of Incan.

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References in periodicals archive

(5) See, for instance, the episodes of the shaman-turned-celebrity Mi Ryeong Park in the show Inkan kukchang (human drama), which were aired by Korea's public channel KBS in June 2007.

Uncomfortable proximity: perception of Christianity as a cultural villain in South Korea

Tae-Sok Oh's Plays: Forty Years of Experiment and Challenge [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] Seoul: Yunkukkwa Inkan [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] 2002.

The mystical in Tae-Sok Oh's play My Love DMZ and Shakespeare

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