Kim Kyung-sook: North Korea's Juche Period Poetry and Literature History

In 2004, a recent article on modern history in North Korea, and the narrative of the epics and the epic poetry of North Korea and the study of modern North Korean times from 1945 to 1960, was followed by a book called "The North Modern Geological Survey" dealing with the poetics of the subject from 1960 to 1990. The author, in line with the request of a book to be ordained by a leading civilist in North Korea, included five subjects: ‘ Suspice Images, Social Construction, Union Unity, Union Wars, Socialist Realities. ’. The author in particular read more than 180 epic and epic books and found the words of the age change that are common in these five topics. In turn, the main work of each period is selected and detailed to explain more logically the development of the D.C.A. The new literary narrative reflects the objective approach of empirical approaches and the self-worth of the researcher who looks at the subject. If the work that fits the process was based on the changing social and political context of the age of North Korean literary history, the author chose to be a more remarkable representative of the works that reflect the true reality of the day based on its own relative autonomy. Meanwhile, most South Korean researchers are taking North Korean literary history for granted. This explains the meaning of literature as a central translation of North Korea's political and economic situation, which underlies the theft of North Korean literature.

Korean title: 북한의 주체시기 시문학사

Korean author: 김경숙

Korean publisher: 태학사

ISBN-13: 9791168100510