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Kwŏn Sŏp

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  • Korean literature
    / Later Chosŏn: 1598–1894

    Another scholar-bureaucrat, Kwŏn Sŏp, concentrated solely on sijo at the expense of other poetic forms; his works show a never-ending awareness of self and custom. Yi Chŏng-Bo wrote of the pleasure of removing oneself from worldly cares. Quite a few of his works take up the theme…

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    Another scholar-bureaucrat, Kwŏn Sŏp, concentrated solely on sijo at the expense of other poetic forms; his works show a never-ending awareness of self and custom. Yi Chŏng-Bo wrote of the pleasure of removing oneself from worldly cares. Quite a few of his works take up the theme…

    Read More