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The first place in the literary history is always at Choon-won. But there is no way to know the stories that made us cry, the stories of those who existed, the ones who were returned, before Choon-su showed up. Or we know but don't have a lot of opportunities to talk about stories. The stories were printed as books anyway. But the many books are not as clear as the way to look now. It doesn't seem like it's been that long, but it'll be a very long time. And if you were to turn your back on the
The title is so strong that I can't stand it. Once you've seen newspaper stories and copyright stories, it's amazing how he tried to find out every little detail, looking for the originals of many of those novels. So I can just lay on the floor and read the book with a little ease. And what I personally enjoyed reading are three of these. Because, as you say to yourself, the questions of the author are not so much over-stuffed, but rather close to something that is beyond modern literature
Park Jin-young: The Birth of Books and the Fate of Stories
The birth of the book and the fate of the story is not a text, such as fiction or literature, but a book that's around and outside the story. The author of the book has been revealing the back of modern literature in a new light through a historic process in which colorful narratives are produced and consumed in modern literature.
Korean title: 책의 탄생과 이야기의 운명
Korean author: 박진영
Korean publisher: 소명출판
ISBN-13: 9788956269023
Reviews
The first place in the literary history is always at Choon-won. But there is no way to know the stories that made us cry, the stories of those who existed, the ones who were returned, before Choon-su showed up. Or we know but don't have a lot of opportunities to talk about stories. The stories were printed as books anyway. But the many books are not as clear as the way to look now. It doesn't seem like it's been that long, but it'll be a very long time. And if you were to turn your back on the
The title is so strong that I can't stand it. Once you've seen newspaper stories and copyright stories, it's amazing how he tried to find out every little detail, looking for the originals of many of those novels. So I can just lay on the floor and read the book with a little ease. And what I personally enjoyed reading are three of these. Because, as you say to yourself, the questions of the author are not so much over-stuffed, but rather close to something that is beyond modern literature
