Chronicling the life of Korea’s “National Poet,” Yun Dong-ju (1917-1945), Song WooHye explores the historical and political backgrounds that influenced Yun’s development as a poet and a patriot. Universally acclaimed as the most comprehensive and definitive biography of the poet in South Korea, and now translated into English by Flora M. Kim, it is an indispensable guide to understanding Yun Dong-ju and Korea’s colonial period. This book is published with the support of the Literature Translation Institute of Korea (LTI Korea).
Chronicling the life of Korea’s “National Poet,” Yun Dong-ju (1917-1945), Song WooHye explores the historical and political backgrounds that influenced Yun’s development as a poet and a patriot. Universally acclaimed as the most comprehensive and definitive biography of the poet in South Korea, and now translated into English by Flora M. Kim, it is an indispensable guide to understanding Yun Dong-ju and Korea’s colonial period. This book is published with the support of the Literature Translation Institute of Korea (LTI Korea).
A historian and novelist, SONG WOOHYE has published several novels and short story collections as well as biographies and collected essays. Best known for her work on Yun Dong-ju, she has also published papers on the history of North Gando and the Korean Independence Movement. She received a Samsung Literary Award in 1984. FLORA M. KIM is a freelancing translator/interpreter based in New Jersey, where she was born. She grew up in Seoul, Korea. Formerly a lawyer and currently a librarian, she has taught Korean literature, cinema, translation, and interpreting at Rutgers University - New Brunswick. DAVID KROLIKOSKI is assistant professor of Korean at University of Hawai¿i at M¿noa.
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Contents Foreword by David Krolikoski Translator’s Note
Chapter 1. Birth of the Poet Chapter 2. Myeongdong, the Place of Freedom Fighters Chapter 3: Yongjeong, the Heart of the Haeran River Chapter 4. Song Mong-gyu Chapter 5. Seven Months in Pyeongyang Chapter 6. Return to Yongjeong Chapter 7. Yonhui Junior College, A Station for Youths Chapter 8. Japan, the Place of a Six-Tatami Room Chapter 9. Arrest, Trial, Imprisonment, and Death Chapter 10. Here Lies Yun Dong-ju the Poet Chapter 11: Glory of the National Poet
Notes Acknowledgements Bibliography Notes on Contributors
Contents Foreword by David Krolikoski Translator’s Note
Chapter 1. Birth of the Poet Chapter 2. Myeongdong, the Place of Freedom Fighters Chapter 3: Yongjeong, the Heart of the Haeran River Chapter 4. Song Mong-gyu Chapter 5. Seven Months in Pyeongyang Chapter 6. Return to Yongjeong Chapter 7. Yonhui Junior College, A Station for Youths Chapter 8. Japan, the Place of a Six-Tatami Room Chapter 9. Arrest, Trial, Imprisonment, and Death Chapter 10. Here Lies Yun Dong-ju the Poet Chapter 11: Glory of the National Poet
Notes Acknowledgements Bibliography Notes on Contributors
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