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Pak Chi-Wŏn

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  • Korean literature
    / Later Chosŏn: 1598–1894

    … (“practical learning”) school, which included Pak Chi-Wŏn, turned its attention to contemporary realities and introduced a lively writing style. Among the sirhak group, Chŏng Yak-Yong strove to produce verse with a folk song flavour, while Shin Wi used individualized expression in an attempt to breathe new life into poetry written…

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    … (“practical learning”) school, which included Pak Chi-Wŏn, turned its attention to contemporary realities and introduced a lively writing style. Among the sirhak group, Chŏng Yak-Yong strove to produce verse with a folk song flavour, while Shin Wi used individualized expression in an attempt to breathe new life into poetry written…

    Read More