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From domestic women to sensitive young men : translating the individual in early colonial Korea / Yoon Sun Yang.
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TextSeries: Publisher: Cambridge, Massachusetts : The Harvard University Asia Center, c2017Description: 211 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780674976979 (hardcover : alk. paper)Subject(s): Korean literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism | Korean literature -- Western influencesDDC classification: 895.709003 Summary: Examines how the European notion of the individual put down its roots in Korean literature, especially through literary figures, in the early twentieth century. Using Korean literary examples, it calls into question the belief that there is only one kind of individuality transferable across cultural, temporal, and gender boundaries."-- Provided by publisher.
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| 895.708 B5611 Best Korean Short Stories Collection 2 / | 895.709 L4771t The story of traditional Korean literature / | 895.709 R9881r Reading North Korea : an ethnological inquiry / | 895.709003 Y221f From domestic women to sensitive young men : translating the individual in early colonial Korea / | 895.709004 K491u Urban modernities in colonial Korea and Taiwan / | 895.709112 H2491r The real modern : literary modernism and the crisis of representation in colonial Korea / | 895.709112 P812w When the future disappears : the modernist imagination in late colonial Korea / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-202) and index.
Examines how the European notion of the individual put down its roots in Korean literature, especially through literary figures, in the early twentieth century. Using Korean literary examples, it calls into question the belief that there is only one kind of individuality transferable across cultural, temporal, and gender boundaries."-- Provided by publisher.