Woo Chan-je et al.: Discovery and Dissemination: Region, Media Genre, and Readers

Literature that was born in 1923, which lasted 100 years, is the product of pews, florets, senile hair, a chronophone, a mins, and a Hong Kong killer. They were born and raised in the first year of their first year, and had a strong sense of renewed self after having taken back their native language, where they had been cut off from Korean war and set up literature. Many of these are the 1949 inter-cultural literature, and are deeply in - depth. The Red Gyp and the Pong-Pong were editors of the English language, and Korean penises were used to stamp out of this magazine. Also, Bangui's release was a lot of money and novels. They all considered the rebuilding of ethnic literature as a calling, and through a variety of media and genres, the ‘Aga’ of Korean Literature was raised. The mother was a literaryist, educator, administrator, and the Bangi were active in many chapters besides novels, plays, fairy tales, dramas, and child stories. Park's book has revealed the time of the day in a history novel dealing with the upheavals of modern history, and Hanun has played K-Culcher's first-generation role in reverse production on the television show and movie scenarios. The Koreans and the Hong Kongs contributed to the birth and activity of local literature. With this variety of efforts by the 1923 life-olds, literary readers could also find new areas, interests and meaning. The literary calendar of 1923, which was built on the pall of the new Korean literature after liberation, is waiting for a colorful landscape. Among the “Frondisms”.

Korean title: 발견과 확산: 지역, 매체 장르 그리고 독자

Korean author: 우찬제 외

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937456213