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@article{ART002200667},
author={Jae Hong Shin},
title={A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi},
journal={The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture},
issn={2466-1759},
year={2017},
number={39},
pages={187-214}

TY - JOUR
AU - Jae Hong Shin
TI - A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi
JO - The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture
PY - 2017
VL - null
IS - 39
PB - The Society of Korean Poetry and Culture
SP - 187
EP - 214
SN - 2466-1759
AB - This study is to find a source of Korean modern poetry in the Hyangga prevailed in Shilla dynasty through understanding of genre features of Hyangga. It is obvious that Hyangga has influences on the forming of Korean medieval lyrics of post periods of Shilla like Koryeogayo or Shijo. But the influence of Hyangga on the modern poetry is questionable until now. But we could find the traces of Hyangga in the modern poetry and the lyric properties flowing on the base of Korean lyric history. Nimeuichimmook and Seosi are famous and popular poems of Korean modern poetry. In the two poems we could find the traces of Hyangga’s poetic features. Nimeuichimmook is a poem which gets 10 lines like Hyangga, and has dialectical structure of meaning and an interjection in front of ninth line also like Hyangga. Seosi is a poem which gets the form of 6 meters per 2 lines which is the poetic feature of Hyangga, has pause between eighth and ninth line working similar function of Hyangga’s an interjection plus ninth line, and is constructed by time stream structure of meaning. With finding Hyangga’s features in two representative Korean modern poems, we could guess the endurance of lyric properties of Korean poetry flowing on the base of Korea lyric history. That is we could recognize the flow of Korean lyricism from Hyangga to modern poetry. But this study has limits of generalization of similarity between Hyangga and modern poetry. So it is necessary to supplement this arguments with more abundant data.
KW - Hyangga;Korean modern poetry;Nimeuichimmook;Seosi;the base of lyrics
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Jae Hong Shin. (2017). A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, 39, 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. 2017, "A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi", The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, no.39, pp.187-214.

Jae Hong Shin "A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture 39 pp.187-214 (2017) : 187.

Jae Hong Shin. A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi. 2017; 39 : 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. "A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture no.39(2017) : 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, 39, 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture. 2017; 39 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi. 2017; 39 : 187-214.

Jae Hong Shin. "A comparative study between Hyangga and Nimeuichimmook, Seosi" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture no.39(2017) : 187-214.