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Links
Korean Literature Sites
Text Korea...All the goods on Korean Literature, the site has
been set up by Professor Kwan Young-min. It has just about everything you can
think of...if you can read Korean. (in Korean)
Korean Literature Today
Korean Language
& Literature page at UCLA
Korean Studies
Cyberspace. Links to not only literature sites but also to sites on Korean
history and culture.
Richard C. Rudolph
East Asian Library: Korean Studies Internet Resources
Literary Criticism & Thesis Related Research
This is a site about Hermeneutics: The
word hermeneutics comes from the Greek verb hermeneuo meaning "to interpret" or
"make known." It refers to the science of interpreting or explaining a
text.
These are articles
about basic literary theory written by Tim Love
This is just a
reading list concerning Russian Formalism from Oxford. The Russian Formalists
did a lot of work on the meaning of rhythm in poetry. Again, something I'm
interested in for translation. Korean poetic rhythms are very different from
English rhythms (as best I can tell).
Semiotics is the
study of symbol making, how we assign meaning to things. This site has a
introduction to the topic.
A Glossary of
Literary Terms and A Handbook of Rhetorical Devices
Gets a little out
there sometimes but, a good site on sound symbolism.
Poetic Rhythm:
Performance Patterns and Their Acoustic Correlates
Reference
Best Korean-English Dictionary I've
found.
Cool quotes and
ideas about "Science and the Arts"
Brief Timeline of
American Literature and Events: Pre-1620 to 1920
World Lecture Hall- A search engine for academic
stuff
Radio and TV on the Web
For many of these sites you will need Real Audio Player to listen. You can download it here.
National Public Radio on the web
Every kind of music
you can imagine from everywhere in the world. Listen to R&B from the Bay
Area or Pop from Beijing. Both Windows MediaPlayer and Real Audio sites
available
The NewsHour on the web
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