This article concludes that the interface between the characteristics of popular culture and multilateral structure of novel is the key to understanding the "Death" of novel as a genre and its derivative characteristics.
One of the important features of novel as a genre is the expansion of narration. The narrative expansion is the repetitive expansion of a specific structure. One of the structures for the expansion is the relationship of main characters. A writer can consolidate the theme of his or her novel through the repetitive expansion of the relationships. The repetition of structure needs a linking part between the structures and individual elements play their roles in connecting the repetitive structures.
The structural multi-layer distinguishes the 'pop cultural' characteristic of novel since the 'pop culture' is a culture of multitude and multi-layer.
「What happens to the man jammed in the elevator door?」 is a novel that explicitly shows the characteristic of multi-layered theme through various individual elements, not to mention other general features as a novel.
The structure of theme generation for a novel is mostly dominated by its writer. The various elements, however, allow readers to involve with creation of the theme for the novel.
The two-folded way of theme generation intensifies the communication of readers with the novel. It leads, however, the novel to a fatal 'Death' as a genre. Quoting one of the famous comments from Bassin that novel does not have any definitive characteristics, however, we may consider it as a transformation of the novel, not as the Death of novel. The transformation inspires vitality to novel and it is where we can clearly understand the characteristics of novel.
@article{ART001084863}, author={hak hyun kim}, title={The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel}, journal={Journal of Humanities}, issn={1598-8457}, year={2006}, number={37}, pages={125-146}
TY - JOUR AU - hak hyun kim TI - The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel JO - Journal of Humanities PY - 2006 VL - null IS - 37 PB - Institute for Humanities SP - 125 EP - 146 SN - 1598-8457 AB - This article concludes that the interface between the characteristics of popular culture and multilateral structure of novel is the key to understanding the "Death" of novel as a genre and its derivative characteristics.
One of the important features of novel as a genre is the expansion of narration. The narrative expansion is the repetitive expansion of a specific structure. One of the structures for the expansion is the relationship of main characters. A writer can consolidate the theme of his or her novel through the repetitive expansion of the relationships. The repetition of structure needs a linking part between the structures and individual elements play their roles in connecting the repetitive structures.
The structural multi-layer distinguishes the 'pop cultural' characteristic of novel since the 'pop culture' is a culture of multitude and multi-layer.
「What happens to the man jammed in the elevator door?」 is a novel that explicitly shows the characteristic of multi-layered theme through various individual elements, not to mention other general features as a novel.
The structure of theme generation for a novel is mostly dominated by its writer. The various elements, however, allow readers to involve with creation of the theme for the novel.
The two-folded way of theme generation intensifies the communication of readers with the novel. It leads, however, the novel to a fatal 'Death' as a genre. Quoting one of the famous comments from Bassin that novel does not have any definitive characteristics, however, we may consider it as a transformation of the novel, not as the Death of novel. The transformation inspires vitality to novel and it is where we can clearly understand the characteristics of novel. KW - popular culture;multilateral structure;Kim yong ha;way of theme;narration;genre DO - UR - ER -
hak hyun kim. (2006). The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel. Journal of Humanities, 37, 125-146.
hak hyun kim. 2006, "The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel", Journal of Humanities, no.37, pp.125-146.
hak hyun kim "The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel" Journal of Humanities 37 pp.125-146 (2006) : 125.
hak hyun kim. The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel. 2006; 37 : 125-146.
hak hyun kim. "The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel" Journal of Humanities no.37(2006) : 125-146.
hak hyun kim. The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel. Journal of Humanities, 37, 125-146.
hak hyun kim. The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel. Journal of Humanities. 2006; 37 125-146.
hak hyun kim. The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel. 2006; 37 : 125-146.
hak hyun kim. "The relation between Pop Culture and Multilayered Structure of Novel" Journal of Humanities no.37(2006) : 125-146.