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@article{ART001564892},
author={Kyungmi Kim},
title={The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels},
journal={The Research of the Korean Classic},
issn={1226-3850},
year={2011},
number={23},
pages={329-357}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kyungmi Kim
TI - The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels
JO - The Research of the Korean Classic
PY - 2011
VL - null
IS - 23
PB - The Research Of The Korean Classic
SP - 329
EP - 357
SN - 1226-3850
AB - This essay tries to show the central issues in the studies of the 19th century novels and then to consider the prospective way to see those novels. For this purpose, I firstly attempted to describe the map of the history of the 19th century novels with consideration of works, authors, reading publics and media. In the previous studies on the history of the 19th century novels, the issue of the authors' social status and their world-views in Korean classical novels in Chinese character had been mainly focussed. One exemplary study of this trend is found in the study on Oksooki, where the writer, Simneungsook 's status in his society and his world-view were focussed. The emergence of Korean classical novels written in Chinese character is significant in that it was a new phenomenon in the history of the 19th century novels. But in the aspect of popularity, it shows some limits. Therefore the historical meaning of Korean classical novels in Chinese character will be fully understood when they are studied with consideration of both the relation with other kinds of novels such as full length novels written in Korean language and hero novels, and the context where the lending novels or the bang-gak novels began to be circulated as a commodity. The prospective study of the history of the 19th century novels is expected to extend in an enlarged framework involving the consideration of the relationship among various kinds of novels such as Korean classical novels in Chinese character, full length novels written in Korean language, hero novels, Cheongi-soseol which focussed on love story, and Pansori novels, the relationship of authors, reading publics and media and the economic, political and social change in the 19th century.
KW - 19th century;the history of novels;Korean classical novels in Chinese character;Oksooki;Simneungsook;Pansori novels;full length novels written in Korean language;Cheongi-soseol which focussed on love story;reading publics;media
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Kyungmi Kim. (2011). The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels. The Research of the Korean Classic, 23, 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. 2011, "The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels", The Research of the Korean Classic, no.23, pp.329-357.

Kyungmi Kim "The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels" The Research of the Korean Classic 23 pp.329-357 (2011) : 329.

Kyungmi Kim. The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels. 2011; 23 : 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. "The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels" The Research of the Korean Classic no.23(2011) : 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels. The Research of the Korean Classic, 23, 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels. The Research of the Korean Classic. 2011; 23 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels. 2011; 23 : 329-357.

Kyungmi Kim. "The Central Issues and Prospective Consideration in the History of the 19th Century Novels" The Research of the Korean Classic no.23(2011) : 329-357.