Kim Hee-sook: Postmodernism and Reading Fiction

They introduced the theory of post-modeism and examined it through Korean novels. They're all made up of three parts. Part 1 is a introduction to the book, which discusses the need and purpose of research, its content and its methods, its expectations and methods. It will help us determine whether it fits readers' readings or research. Part 2 is the introduction to post-mimonymism theories. In many cases postmonymism, desalinationism, which was introduced almost simultaneously or even shortly into literature research, is used in a mixed way to study post-modenist literature. The detailed introduction of these theories not only helps us understand each theory, but also gives us a basis for understanding the concepts and methods of postmonymism. To introduce desalinationism, self-separation and post-modeism, we have the book Kim Sung, Choongong Kong Kung, and Kim Kook. These books not only served as a pioneering introduction to desalinationism, self-osophy, and post-moderism to our country, but also elaborated and systematically explained these theories. Part 3 attempted to read the myth of binaryity as a theory of postmonymism, which is an endless low breath. The nature of post-modeism and the death of novels, the death in the context of the metafiction and the writing of the novel, the loss of the body and the irrevocability of the dispersal and reproduction of the self, the collapse of the hernia and boundaries, the intertext and the mortality of the author. It's a multi-dimensional interpretation of the nature of post-monymism in one text.

Korean title: 포스트모더니즘과 소설 읽기

Korean author: 김희숙

Korean publisher: 부산대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788973167579