In this essay I outline some of the profound ways in which the literary culture of South Korea has changed since the mid-1990s, particularly with respect to the publication of literary fiction. I discuss four prominent publishers of literary fiction in South Korea. I argue that among these four publishers, Munhak Tongne has spearheaded a movement toward a more reader-friendly posture among publishers of literary fiction. I suggest in conclusion that Munhak Tongne has established a paradigm for the publication of literary fiction in South Korea in the new millennium
This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This article explores some of the issues that prevent the existence of a more diverse canon in the f...
In this essay I outline some of the profound ways in which the literary culture of South Korea has c...
Introduction to three stories by Munhak Tongne Writers, Un Hui-gyong, Kim Young-ha, and P\u27yon Hye...
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This issue features the special topic: “A Postmodern Turn in Korean Literature.” It also includes fo...
This issue features the special topic: “A Postmodern Turn in Korean Literature.” It also includes fo...
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This dissertation explores a series of debates about “humanism” (hyumŏnijŭm, indojuŭi) in late colon...
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This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This article explores some of the issues that prevent the existence of a more diverse canon in the f...
In this essay I outline some of the profound ways in which the literary culture of South Korea has c...
Introduction to three stories by Munhak Tongne Writers, Un Hui-gyong, Kim Young-ha, and P\u27yon Hye...
Heekyoung Cho. Translation's Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Form...
This article provides an analysis of the various internal and external elements that have played a s...
This issue features the special topic: “A Postmodern Turn in Korean Literature.” It also includes fo...
This issue features the special topic: “A Postmodern Turn in Korean Literature.” It also includes fo...
Literaryism, which is typified by the Literary Community, is the common sense of criticism that is u...
At the start of the twentieth century, East Asian literature was in a state of flux. Korean intellec...
The article examines new trends, processes and conflicts of Korean literature on the basis of soc...
This article explores the developments of Korean publication market under Japanese Colonialism thro...
This dissertation explores a series of debates about “humanism” (hyumŏnijŭm, indojuŭi) in late colon...
The enlightenment era (1880s-1910) was an epoch of significant transformation as Chosŏn collided wit...
This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This dissertation re-examines select works of sinsosŏl by Yi In-jik (1862-1916) to proffer a new app...
This article explores some of the issues that prevent the existence of a more diverse canon in the f...