Przegląd literatury koreańskiej ze względu na sposób tworzenia. Przekazy ustne i pisemne. Literatura pisana w języku koreańskim
A Review of Korean Literature in Terms of the Method of Creation. Oral
and Written Communications. Literature Written in the Korean Language
Author(s): Marlena OleksiukSubject(s): Other Language Literature, Sociology of Literature
Published by: Komisja Nauk Filologicznych Oddziału Polskiej Akademii Nauk we Wrocławiu
Keywords: pansori; hanja; gugyeol; idu; hyangchal; hangul;
Summary/Abstract: The Korean literature is closely related to the Chinese script. The Chinese script had a significant impact on thereception of literature because it was considered important and elegant, and in the days after the invention of Hangul,Koreans were divided on which script poetry should be written in. The Korean alphabet, Hangul, became popularonly in the 20th century. Korean literature can be presented in two ways: by genre and chronologically. Historicalevents have a significant impact on works created at a given time. Just like in the Polish literature, in the Koreanliterature, historical periods, oppression from neighboring countries and political events are reflected in the worksof writers of a given era. The subject matter of this article is a description of written and oral works on the KoreanPenisula and the impact of language choice on literature. The research perspective focuses on literature written in theKorean language, and the research material is literature created after the invention of Hangul.
Journal: Academic Journal of Modern Philology
- Issue Year: 2024
- Issue No: 22
- Page Range: 277-287
- Page Count: 11
- Language: Polish
