Koo Kwang-mo: From Pro-Japanese Literature to Anti-Japanese Literature

The book is a review of the entire 138th edition of the ‘ pro-human city ’ that the National Authority has entered the 21st century. Fifteen writers include Kim Gi-joong, Kim Dong-chun, Kim-toon, Kim Jong-sook, Kim Zun-Jun, No-Hun-Sun, Moun-suk, Lee-Song-Suk, Eun-Rum, Lee Gwang-Sung, Im-Sum, IM-Soo, Mem-Pum, Main Korean Korean, and English-Korea. In addition, for the sake of comparison fairness, the ‘ undisclosed ’ works of novelist Kim Saum and Poetry Kim Sauk, Kim Soun and Hai-yoon were further analyzed. This book, in addition to the'synlation' tactics and actions of the people who fought in the Pacific War, has been characterized by four degrees of the high level of 'almicity' that is drawn into each piece, or issued by the group, to penetrate or counter the show-offs and make a list of events. In addition, it has been analyzed through examples of social and ideological and political processes that can be transformed into an anti-invasive or edifying text, or even a time-enabled writing process, such as the book of the Wallerbook and the book The Book of Wall Street, the book Lecture and the Poultry and the poet Nosss, the Posssum and the Kim Saum, and how administrative acts of government in the north and the country's institutions have managed to influence the development of Korean literature and literature.

Korean title: 친일문학에서 항일문학으로

Korean author: 구광모

Korean publisher: 조명문화사

ISBN-13: 9788972575238