Pak Mok-wol

Pak Mok-wol (1916–1978) was a South Korean poet and writer.

Also recorded as Park Mok-wol; Pak Yeongjong; Pak Mog-wol.

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Overview
In detail
Sources

Overview

Born at Gyeongju in 1916, died at Yongsan District in 1978.

In detail

Pak Mok-wol studied at Keisung High School. the recorded working language is Korean.

Employment is recorded with Hongik University and Hanyang University.

Sources

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1.
Park Mok-wol"s Perceptual Change of “Nature” in 『Cheongrokjib』 and 『Sandohwa』, The Journal of Language & Literature, 2016
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PubMed, United States National Library of Medicine, records for “Pak Mok-wol”
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3.
Sensitibity Form and Gender Policy of Literature Textbook in 1950s - Focused on Female Student’s Literary Readers of Park, Mok-Wol, Journal of Koreanology, 2016
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The Metaphors in Korean Nature Poems (Analyzing poems of Park, Mok-wol and Park, Yong-rae), The Korean Poetics Studies, 2007
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The Passions as ‘Pride’ and ‘Humility’ in Living-poems of Park Mok-Wol, The Korean Language and Literature, 2014
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The study of mutual text between poems「Wanhwasam」, by Ji-Hoon and「Naguenae」, by Mok-Wol, 한국문예비평연구, 2013
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7.
Wikidata, structured authority record Q7137910: Pak Mok-wol
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“Pak Mok-wol”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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