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History of Modern Korean Fiction (1890-1945) - The Topography of Literary Systems and Form

English · Hardback

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This book traces the emergence of modern Korean literature and its trajectory towards the turn of the twentieth century. In examining the entanglements of literary style, form, and contemporaneous institutions, Young Min Kim illuminates an oft-overlooked period in modern Korean literary history.

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Part I: The Birth of the Modern Literary System and the Transformation of the Cultural Landscape
Chapter 1: Modern Publication Mediums and the Appearance of the Chappo (Miscellaneous News) Section and Sos¿l (Fiction)
Chapter 2: The Birth of the Modern Writer and Copyrights
Chapter 3: The Formation of Modern Readers and the Establishment of Systems for Reader-Submitted Works
Part II: The Development of Modern Narratives and Changes in Fiction's Form
Chapter 4: Changing Conceptualizations of "New Fiction" (Sin sos¿l) and their Literary Significance
Chapter 5. The Appearance of Short Stories and the Diversification of Narrative Forms
Chapter 6: The Lengthening of Narratives and the Development of Modern Long-Form Fiction (Changp'y¿n sos¿l)


About the author

Young Min Kim is former director of the Institute for the Study of Korean Modernity and professor in the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Yonsei University.Jooyeon Rhee is assistant professor of Asian studies and comparative literature at Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

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