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'This book is a must-read for scholar who look for a comprehensive account of the history and present ramifications of creationism in South Korea.' Jong Hyung Jung, Associate Professor of Sociology at Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea 'Hyung Wook Park’s recent work provides a nuanced analysis of the historical and cultural forces shaping modern South Korea’s creationist movements, illustrating how science, religion, and education are shaped by Indigenous traditions, political transformations, and global currents.' Xiaoxing Jin, Independent Researcher 'The book offers a unique vantage point from which to view South Korean society. This book is for anyone interested in Korean society and anyone interested in the global spread of ideas.' Erik Mobrand, Associate Professor, Seoul National University

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Hyung Wook Park is a historian based in Singapore. He has extensively studied the histories of biomedical research, evolutionary ideas, and the science–religion interfaces. His papers include “Science, State, and Spirituality” (2018). Along with Ronald Numbers, Park edited “Creationism in Asia, Oceania, and Eastern Europe” (2021).

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