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Korean Poetry in Bangla: Seoul to Soul: Poems from Korea by Kang Unkyo et al.
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- Data number
- II00000207
- Control number
- LTI-P002-2021011-058-018
- Title
- Korean Poetry in Bangla: Seoul to Soul: Poems from Korea by Kang Unkyo et al.
- SubTitle
- KLN Vol. 48 Book Review
- Keyword
- Korear Kobita, modern Korean poetry, Kim Sun-woo, Kim Ki-taek, Kim Ji-ha, Kim Hyesoon
- Classification
- Media · Publication > Korean Literature > Author
- Language
- English(English)
- Item type
- General document
- Format
- DOC Document
- Access Type
- 접근제한
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