Eom In-kyung: The Korean Peninsula and Japanese Poetry

The book tries to explain in detail how the contemporary issues of a relationship were implemented and how the colonial ‘ships ’ were represented, as well as the many famous Japanese monolithic literature, such as Danka, Haiku, Seine, Dodo, and Dotsu, which is the background of the Korean peninsula. The first quarter of the peninsula, Japanese literature, was built on how it was established and developed in its form, centered on these main-stately located publications of the colonial Japanese language at the time. The Japanese were early on making various forms of literary distribution, which functioned in the Japanese Central and Old Manju regions and far from Taiwan. The book traces the relationship between Japanese literature and colonialism in Korean, which is about 40 years of Korean, to see how Japanese and Korean literature were interacting with culture, and what made the most traditional Japanese literary art so widely and widely practiced on the Korean peninsula. And since the literature is a limited history of Japanese traditional poetry, it uses the text of existing texts to introduce various documents, and to explain the interpretations of the times through the character or role of the characters, the illustrations of the text, the forms of the illustration.

Korean title: 한반도와 일본어 시가문학

Korean author: 엄인경

Korean publisher: 고려대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788976419743