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Border Crossings: The Journal of Japanese-Language Literature Studies 2024;18(1): 175-189.
doi: https://doi.org/10.22628/bcjjl.2024.18.1.175
A Study of the Genealogy of Japanese Modern-style Poetry in Korea (1920s-1930s)
Inkyung UM
Professor of Global Institute for Japanese Studies Korea University
韓半島における1920~30年代 日本語詩の系譜に関する研究
嚴仁卿
高麗大学校グローバル日本研究院教授
Correspondence  Inkyung UM ,Email: uik6650@korea.ac.kr
Published online: 30 June 2024.
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ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study is to elucidate the formation, maintenance, and transformation of the poetry scene, referred to as Parnassos, on the Korean Peninsula during the 1920s and 1930s. By concentrating on the activities of poetry magazines such as Kenji UCHINO’s Kōjin (1922-1925) and Asian Poetic Pulse (1926-1927), it has been observed that Japanese-language poetry in the Korean Peninsula during the 1920s promoted diversity through the translation of Western poetry and extensive exchanges with both Japanese and Korean poets. Following Kenji UCHINO’s permanent expulsion from Korea by order of the Governor-General in 1928, the network of Japanese poets residing in Korea within the Chosen Poetry Circle became more prominent. This is particularly evident in the two volumes of the Chosen Poetry Collection (1928, 1929) and the Anthology of Chosen Poets (1933). These materials provide valuable information that will significantly contribute to future research. They offer insights into the diverse membership of the Chosen Poetry Circle, the richness of the poetic landscape, the definition of ‘Chosen poetry,’ the specific characteristics of its poetic language, and the distinctive aspects of poet exchanges in East Asia.
Keywords: Kenji UCHINO, Kōjin, Asian Poetic Pulse, Chosen Poetry Collection, Anthology of Chosen Poets

キ―ワ―ド: 内野健児, 『耕人』, 『亜細亜詩脈』, 『朝鮮詩華集』, 『朝鮮詩人選集』
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