Reviews
The author is clearly a senior student who has studied science fiction/SF in the world of national literature. But it's a rather sad point to see the view as "the pure literature.". Of course, the author explains kindly the definition and concept of science fiction at the beginning of the book, and also the area. But the science fiction that he was trying to organize is a question of whether there was any gap between SF, which is already familiar to the public.
Choi Ae-soon: History of Korean Science Fiction
2023, the year the Corona virus hit humanity and hasn't gone yet. The human life has been changed for centuries, as it could be shared before and after Coron. We are now a strange day of people from far away, and of being in burn meetings and academics, and learning to be in the schools. We never thought that online video conferences, telecommissions, or pre-coona could be our daily lives. But more than 100 years ago, E. M. Foster had already predicted online burn calls and remote lectures in his novel The golf courses. The reason this book was not noticed in the SF list is because it was published by E. M. Although the poster has been removed from SF author's lineage, you might think it was because the stockage and evaluation of SF has been made in the heart of the United States. The book said that SF is booming in Korea since the 2000s, but it did suggest that the process of looking at Korean SF's genealogy would be out of hand and out of the reality that only Western SF history is repeating. So it will help you to establish the lineage and concept of a novel created with the heading ‘ Science fiction. ’. In keeping with the term ‘ science fiction, ’ it reveals that the focus is on science fiction rather than other media, such as movies now covered by SF. When science fiction was first introduced in the country, the headline was "science fiction.".
Korean title: 한국 과학소설사
Korean author: 최애순
Korean publisher: 소명출판
ISBN-13: 9791159057717
Reviews
The author is clearly a senior student who has studied science fiction/SF in the world of national literature. But it's a rather sad point to see the view as "the pure literature.". Of course, the author explains kindly the definition and concept of science fiction at the beginning of the book, and also the area. But the science fiction that he was trying to organize is a question of whether there was any gap between SF, which is already familiar to the public.
