Lee Dong-soon: 100 Years of Gwangju Literature

The first chapter, 'The Modern Lands and the Rise of Cantonism', which consists of seven wholes, summed up the dawn of literature in the background of the luminaries of the 1930s. Chapter 2 ‘Opastic Nationalism and Canonical Literature’ took a look at the landscape of child movements and ethnic movements and the nationwide movement of unrest that began in the states of the 1920s and 1930s and outlined how they were literaryly promoted. Chapter 3 ‘The Land of the Canon Literature, the Poeticals of the Poetics,’ introduced a broad broad - with the advent of the Siegresististist movement that was born of Park, and chapter 4 'Liberation, the Literature of Silence' ended with the opening of the Society of the Chosun University in a period of unactive activity, while the poet Kim Girim gave a lecture on the creation of the Kwonan Bridge. Chapter 5, ‘The Back of Korean War, Lights and Literature’ introduced the role of the photo-sharing artists in the 1950 Korean War as they focused on the General Assembly, chapter 6, 'Classs of the Cylinder and Poets', which was a major part of the community's public activity and the active activity of the Ministry of Public Education in Canon High School. Chapter 7, 1960, summed up the rise of a generation of light-spokes in the 1950s who were forced to take control of the central gate and hit Korean literature. In particular, Professor Mosun, author, has written a lot of footnotes to help readers understand the exchange of local writers and their contribution to the community in Canton.

Korean title: 광주문학 100년

Korean author: 이동순

Korean publisher: 심미안

ISBN-13: 9788963811833