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This paper is focused on Kang Seung-han as one of the writers of juvenile stories in the 1930s that we should remember in the writing of reunification in relation to the history of children’s reading while also looking at the life and the poetry world of his.
Kang, Seung-han is a ‘North-Korean’ writer of juvenile stories. He was born in 1918 in Shincheon-gun, Hwanghae-do, and actively worked starting with the “Children’s Life” in 1993 and wrote on “Children’s Life”, “Children’s Friend”, “Child”, “Daily News” and “Donga Daily”. Kang, Seung-han is the representative writer of children’s songs in the 1930s that had newly developed the modern poetry of Korea using original techniques by overcoming sensible children’s songs following the first generation of Lee Won-su, Yoon Seok-joong, and Seo Deok-chul from the 1920s. Kang Seung-han, who worked in the same era as: Kang So-cheon, Park Young-jong, Lee Gujo, Mok Il-shin, Lim Won-ho and Yoon Bok-jin, had gone through some sensible and creative period in his early years of working, but in the mid-1930’s he left many works that succeeded in the projection of the poetic concept with intuitive descriptions and witty expressions.
The works of Kang Seung-han that I have studies until present (July 2013) are about 140 works written 11 years before the independence (1932~1943) and the five years after the independence (1946~1950). Definitely, the genre where the most works lie is the children’s songs and poetry. He left masterpieces including: “Saw it”, “Dragonfly”, “Boring Day”, “Lullaby in a Mountain House”, “Senseless Dog” and “Big Sis, One Pair of Beoseon”. However, the children’s poetry world of Kang Seung-han that composed a unique world by combining the nature and the innocent children’s world showed distorted conditions in his work as he actively supported the establishment of the North Korean Government after the dark period of sufferings during the Japanese invasion.
After independence, Kang Seung-han lived in North Korea and wrote his first long epic “Hannasan” that treated 4.3 of Jeju Island. It is recorded that Kang Seung-han ended his life at a tragic young age of 33 years old on October 17th,1950 during the Korean War.
Kang, Seung-han is a ‘North-Korean’ writer of juvenile stories. He was born in 1918 in Shincheon-gun, Hwanghae-do, and actively worked starting with the “Children’s Life” in 1993 and wrote on “Children’s Life”, “Children’s Friend”, “Child”, “Daily News” and “Donga Daily”. Kang, Seung-han is the representative writer of children’s songs in the 1930s that had newly developed the modern poetry of Korea using original techniques by overcoming sensible children’s songs following the first generation of Lee Won-su, Yoon Seok-joong, and Seo Deok-chul from the 1920s. Kang Seung-han, who worked in the same era as: Kang So-cheon, Park Young-jong, Lee Gujo, Mok Il-shin, Lim Won-ho and Yoon Bok-jin, had gone through some sensible and creative period in his early years of working, but in the mid-1930’s he left many works that succeeded in the projection of the poetic concept with intuitive descriptions and witty expressions.
The works of Kang Seung-han that I have studies until present (July 2013) are about 140 works written 11 years before the independence (1932~1943) and the five years after the independence (1946~1950). Definitely, the genre where the most works lie is the children’s songs and poetry. He left masterpieces including: “Saw it”, “Dragonfly”, “Boring Day”, “Lullaby in a Mountain House”, “Senseless Dog” and “Big Sis, One Pair of Beoseon”. However, the children’s poetry world of Kang Seung-han that composed a unique world by combining the nature and the innocent children’s world showed distorted conditions in his work as he actively supported the establishment of the North Korean Government after the dark period of sufferings during the Japanese invasion.
After independence, Kang Seung-han lived in North Korea and wrote his first long epic “Hannasan” that treated 4.3 of Jeju Island. It is recorded that Kang Seung-han ended his life at a tragic young age of 33 years old on October 17th,1950 during the Korean War.
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2. 그의 생애와 문학적 전개
3. 강승한의 해방 전 동시 세계
4. 강승한의 해방 이후 활동과 동시 세계
5. 나오며
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