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Chŏng Chiyong

Korean poet
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  • Korean literature
    / Modern literature: 1910 to the end of the 20th century

    …poet of modern Korea was Chŏng Chiyong, who was influenced by William Blake and Walt Whitman. Paengnoktam (1941; “White Deer Lake”), his second book of poetry, symbolically represents the progress of the spirit to lucidity and the fusion of man and nature. A poetry of resistance, voicing sorrow for the…

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    …poet of modern Korea was Chŏng Chiyong, who was influenced by William Blake and Walt Whitman. Paengnoktam (1941; “White Deer Lake”), his second book of poetry, symbolically represents the progress of the spirit to lucidity and the fusion of man and nature. A poetry of resistance, voicing sorrow for the…

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