Kim Jeong-ran: Dreaming Samguk Yusa

The First and Second World War, our first major war in the years of the years. Unlike the three-dimensional fraud of the Kim Froal, which reflected the Confucian rationalist Worldview, there is a rich wealth of stories and myths and poetics of folklore reflected by the Buddhist Worldview. The three-year-old alike is a study that has been devoted to the abundance of stories of the Swan Samsam Similarity and has been attempting to re- Access our mythic origins from the context of world mythology. Many of the stories in the Samsam Similarities are historical and imaginary. And it is a myth that forms the framework of the story. The author who has been a professor of Western mythology in college for many years turned his eyes to our ethnic myth and was obsessed with the study of similar things in the Third World. As a mythologist, he explores the basis of myth and fables that have been formed before history. And they're all about the mythic prototype, as far as they can get from the political, philosophical, religious and historical exteriors that are added to the stories. The book has a series of typical fables under three themes among many stories of the Sachsam-Sams. The first is the story of bear, the Ch’in's effigy, the Suu Kyi's painting, the 'Sacred King'; the 'Post' is the Ching'; "The Holy Spirit' is a ‘Second';" and the ‘ Saints ’ are the 'Religious Saints'; and the 'Holy Spirit’ is the 'Vality' of two characters in the 'Hin'. Instead of following stories and structures, the author points to the minimum unit of mythology and looks to what is called anti-read. Readings that question everything, and resisting certain ideology that has already been formed, the author performs such decomposing readings in the name of 'dream', and the hidden 'eagerness' that is sinking in the unconscious depths of our people.

Korean title: 꿈꾸는 삼국유사

Korean author: 김정란

Korean publisher: 한길사

ISBN-13: 9788935678136