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Death of a Crow

Death of a Crow
Work List
Author
Kim Sok-pom
Co-Author
-
Translator
Christina Yi
Publisher
Seoul Selection U.S.A.
Published Year
2022
Country
UNITED STATES
Classification

KDC구분 > literature > Japanese literature

KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Fiction > 20th century > Historical > Biographical > Political > Social

KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Complete Collection > Library > Complete Collection (individual)

Original Title
鴉の死
Original Language

Japanese(日本語)

Romanization of Original
Kkamagwiui jugeum
ISBN
9781624121470
Page
496
Volume
-
The Series
KOREAN DIASPORA LITERATURE
Writer default image
  • Kim Sok Bom
  • Birth : 1925 ~ -
  • Occupation : Novelist
  • First Name : Sok Bom
  • Family Name : Kim
  • Korean Name : 金石範
  • ISNI : 0000000117793340
  • Works : 5
No. Call No. Location Status Due Date Reservation
1 영어 833 김석범 까-Yi LTI Korea Library Available - -
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Descriptions
  • English(English)

1st Collection of Short Stories on Jeju April 3 Incident Published in 1957 to Inform the World

Kim Sok-pom has devoted his writing career to raising awareness of the Jeju April 3 Incident through literature. Death of a Crow (1957) marked the beginning of his campaign as his leading work and the one that earned him recognition. By writing about the uprising, he delved into history and human problems. Chronicling a variety of lives in the event was also how he gained understanding of this world.

“Bak-seobang, Jailer,” “Death of a Crow,” and “Gwandeokjeong,” a series of closely intertwined works in this book, depict Jeju amid the massacre that lasted for about a year from summer 1948; “Death of a Crow” and “Gwandeokjeong” are about the same person. Though “Feces and Freedom” and “A Tale of a False Dream” did not deal with the uprising directly, they show why the author studied the massacre and his opinions of it.


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