Jo Jae-ryong: The place of meaning

The fourth criticism of the necrotizing gyrus was published in the eighth series of 'Critic Critics'. In 2003, the Kzozauk, who began his work through criticism, is now considered the most active field critic in the Korean city of Sidan. In this criticism book, the necrutite goes through a poem on something called meaning. The meaning of the word is a long journey, reading poetry that creates new senses in the existing language and finding real meanings and not meanings as the opposite of form. The six wealth, the 30 meanings of the novel prove how sincere the ancients are and what critics are. Part 1 has grouped together an introspection of the theory of poetry. The differences between the short epic and long prose, the contrasts between fortune and prose, and the use of shoe-spots, were set up as clear and elegant reasons for the research that readers had read about once in their minds. Part 2 and Part 3 are only made up of the marriage comments, and some of the four and five articles are also comments. The critic who writes her comments is the first reader of her, and he plays a role in helping her poison herself. The 14-year-old comments in this criticism are a record of a skilled and brilliant guide. The four and five sections are traces of the meaning, which have been found around the subject of language and object, typing and identity. The necrutrins prove by a variety of subjects that meaning is like an organism that lives and lives to be made through the connection between words and words, not the bond of things and languages.

Korean title: 의미의 자리

Korean author: 조재룡

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937412318