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[KLN Summer 2023] The Face of Climate Grief scrap download

[KLN 2023 여름호] 기후 슬픔의 얼굴

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Korean Literature Now Summer 2023 (Vol.60)

Vol.60 Summer 2023

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Korean Literature Now (or KLN for short) is a quarterly publication by LTI Korea to help readers around the world to experience and appreciate Korean literature content. Launched as _list: Books from Korea in 2008, the magazine was relaunched in its current form in the summer of 2016 (issue no. 32). KLN is currently distributed to around 5,500 universities, libraries, cultural and art institutions, and the general public in about 125 countries. Reading a country’s literature is one of the best ways to gain insight into its culture, struggles, and realities. Korean Literature Now is the world’s only English-language quarterly that brings you the best of contemporary Korean fiction, poetry, interviews, reviews, essays, and engaging digital content in the form of audiobooks, video interviews, book readings, and much more. Become better acquainted with Korea and its literature through KLN. Read KLN, Read Korea!
" A polar bear rests on a small block of ice that can barely support its weight in the middle of the vast ocean. Climate crisis is a long-standing issue in the polar regions. The loss and sense of helplessness brought about by climate change has now begun to manifest itself as “climate grief.” Literary imagination, which extends beyond the current human experience and into the future, poses the following question: Can our shared experience of climate grief bring us closer together and help us reconcile our differing views in the face of the ongoing crisis? ㅡEd. " The issue of climate change has been raised for many years now. We have seen a myriad of media outlets and organizations that have called attention to the severe consequences of climate change, not to mention extreme weather events and climate-related disasters and catastrophes that are happening more frequently than before and make the complexity of climate change more palpable to us. Nonetheless, people are still carrying out their usual, everyday activities. The KLN’s special summer issue, titled “The Face of Climate Grief,” features essays by author Choi Jeonghwa, Dr. Won Young Lee, and literary critic Heo Hee. The piece by Choi prompts us to reflect on our present selves, while Dr. Lee gives a telling account of what’s happening at the Poles, regions directly hit by the effects of climate change. What can literature do in these times of climate change? The literary critic Heo Hee gives us valuable insights into the flow of literature in this age of climate change in his essay. The summer 2023 issue also features an exclusive interview with the poet Ra Heeduk alongside some of her works. The Bookmark section includes “Martian Child” by Kim Seong Joong, “The Enemy of Capitalism” by Jeong Ji A, and poems by Lee Young-ju and Kim Un. You can also find a classic literature piece, “The Tale of Choe Cheok” in this section. Table of Contents Featured Writer Interview with Ra Heeduk: Poetry at the End of the World [Poetry] Ten Poems by Ra Heeduk [Essay] Where to Go from Here: The Ecopoetry of Ra Heeduk Cover Feature A Different Way of Life, A Different Kind of Fiction: Writing The Weathermaster From Climate Change to Climate Grief We Have to Protect the Future of All Life: The Emergence of Climate Crisis Awareness in Korean Literature Bookmark [Fiction] Martian Child [Fiction] The Enemy of Capitalism [Poetry] Two Poems by Lee Young-ju [Poetry]Two Poems by Kim Un Inkstone The Tale of Choe Cheok 1 Reviews [ENGLISH] Space Force – Less Is More [GERMAN] Love for Love in the Big City? [ENGLISH] Across Multiple Leaps: Kim Haengsook’s Human Time Introduces a Major Korean Poet [SPANISH] To Buy Forgiveness [CHINESE] The Courage to Choose Love

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Introduced Authors 작가

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  • Launch Something!

    English

    LAUNCH SOMETHING!

    Launch Something!

    Bae Myung-hoon Stella Kim

    Honford Star 2022

  • Love in the Big City

    German

    Love in the Big City

    Love in the Big City

    Park Sang Young Jan Henrik Dirks

    Suhrkamp Verlag 2022

  • HUMAN TIME: SELECTED POEMS

    English

    HUMAN TIME: SELECTED POEMS

    HUMAN TIME: SELECTED POEMS

    Unknown Jake Levine , Susan K, Léo-Thomas Brylowski, Hannah Quinn Hertzog, Joanne Park, Soohyun Yang, Soeun Seo, Jiyoon Lee

    BLACK OCEAN 2023

  • At Least We Can Apologize

    Spanish

    Nos sale bien pedir perdon

    At Least We Can Apologize

    Lee Kiho Alvaro Trigo Maldonado

    Hwarang Editorial 2022

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