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Who is Choon-won? Or who? It doesn't come up easily. A genius of the time of his birth, a writer who struck modernism all over his body and poured forth his novels in sensuous sentences, a fighter who fought to defend the ethnic spirit. But eventually, the "Hinle" was a paper-out that had all been lost. What literature was for Choon-won, and what kind of a place was it for the colonies? After all, was it really a choice for the people, like Choon-won said? All the questions come to mind, but
Choi Ju-hwan: Lee Kwang-su and the Ethics of Colonial Literature
The entire ethic of the Guang Hei Man and colonial literature consists of four parts, which in Part I have incorporated papers for understanding the Lee Shinsu, which have been lit up in terms of the ethics of colonial literature. Part 3 has been working on a new discovery or new lighting for two or three years, with the center of its recent book. Part 4 says the more you push the data, the more it adds to the appendix.
Korean title: 이광수와 식민지 문학의 윤리
Korean author: 최주환
Korean publisher: 소명출판
ISBN-13: 9791185877181
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Who is Choon-won? Or who? It doesn't come up easily. A genius of the time of his birth, a writer who struck modernism all over his body and poured forth his novels in sensuous sentences, a fighter who fought to defend the ethnic spirit. But eventually, the "Hinle" was a paper-out that had all been lost. What literature was for Choon-won, and what kind of a place was it for the colonies? After all, was it really a choice for the people, like Choon-won said? All the questions come to mind, but
