Kang In-sook: Research on Japanese Modernist Novels

A woman-said critic gathered together a series of comments from a senior generation of professor-in-laws at the age of 88 and followed through the title of the "Fixty Books". The tough-shut professor is a constant, steady, theme-based scholar, half of whom are researching naturalist studies and the settling of modern novels. The first and second books are the study of naturalism, which is the main focus of his research. It is a three-state study of the nature of naturalism which compares with French and Japanese naturalism, and compares it with Kim Dong, the hydroponic system. His naturalist research began with a question about the link between the cyclopical and Zola's naturalism in the sample room. In Korea, naturalism has been central to Nobel's settlement, as in Japan, which inevitably overlaps with the study of the settlement of modern novels, which is a study of American modern fiction. Naturalist studies have been a major challenge, but the study of naturalism has been abandoned in South Korea because of the adoption of two other naturalisms, one of which is that of the two personalities in France and Japan. The study of naturalism requires a study comparing three countries, one in heaven, with the other, so the burden is too great to touch. To study literature in three countries, you need to be able to read in French and Japanese. Because the translation is very small. Professor Gang writes in the introduction that since the decrepit is an unwritten national literature, and as a colonial generation, it was possible to poison the work, this study felt obliged to do what his generation had to do.

Korean title: 일본 모더니즘 소설 연구

Korean author: 강인숙

Korean publisher: 박이정

ISBN-13: 9791158485047