Monstrum: Dokkaebi
The video, titled "Monstrum: Dokkaebi", explores the fascinating evolution of the Korean mythological creature dokkaebi, highlighting their role in traditional folklore and modern interpretations, such as in 'K-Pop Demon Hunters'. The dokkaebi are depicted as having the power to cause both misfortune and prosperity, aligning with cultural themes of unpredictability and moral lessons. The content delves into the adaptable nature of the dokkaebi as cultural symbols of Korean resilience, ingenuity, and humor, illustrating their persistent relevance in multimedia representations today. Key educational concepts include mythology, folklore, cultural history, and moral philosophy. The video aligns with school curricula exploring cultural studies, social-emotional learning, and ethical storytelling, offering a rich educational dialogue about the intersection of tradition and modernity in folklore narratives. Part of the "Monstrum" series.
Media Details
Runtime: 9 minutes 7 seconds
- Topic: Education, Literature, Social Science
- Subtopic: Character Education, Culture and Society, Folklore, Mythology, Social-Emotional Learning
- Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
- Release Year: 2025
- Producer/Distributor: PBS Digital Studios
- Series: Monstrum
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