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Korea Literature Now vol. 35

di Giancarlo Pappagallo06/05/201706/05/2017

E’ on line l’ultimo numero di Korea Literature Now, la rivista (in inglese) dedicata alla letteratura coreana.

In questo numero:

Featured Writer

The Children Who Can’t Say Can’t

Salvation Through the Useless

A Good Family by Seo Hajin

Public, Private, or Somewhere in Between

Propping Up the Fallen Ladder of Education

Anna by Jeong Yi Hyun

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Special Section

Education, the Stairway of the Profane

The Children Who Can’t Say Can’t

Salvation Through the Useless

A Good Family by Seo Hajin

Public, Private, or Somewhere in Between

Propping Up the Fallen Ladder of Education

Anna by Jeong Yi Hyun

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Book Reviews

A Meta-Fictive Haunting: The Impossible Fairy Tale by Han Yujoo

Perpetual Motion, Perpetual Dreaming: Recitation by Bae Suah

Stories from the Hinterlands: Wolves by Jeon Sungtae

Coming of Age in the Last Slums of Seoul: The Muslim Butcher by Son Hong-kyu

Nature Morte No 10: Sorrowtoothpaste Mirrorcream by Kim Hyesoon

Sonatina for an Apocalypse: Ping Pong by Park Min-gyu

The Simplicity of the Flipped Palm: Nineteenth Century Korean Short Stories by Park Jong-shik, Kim Jae-guk, et al.

Are You Sure You Know Who You Are?: The Testimony by Haïlji

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Excerpts

A Good Family by Seo Hajin

Anna by Jeong Yi Hyun

Waning Crescent, or the Way You Remember the World by Chang Kang-myoung

The Plotters by Kim Un-su

Delights of Life by Hwang Tong-gyu

Lady Sa’s Journey to the South by Kim Manjung

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LTI Korea Events

The Poetics of Food and Family: Winning Essay by Rachel Park

Human Connections in The Glass Shield: Winning Essay by Kaitlyn Jurewicz

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Essays

Homo Europaeus: Does European Culture Exist? by Julia Kristeva

Dokkaebi: The Goblins of Korean Myth

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