In Korea, this refers to the literary movement that followed the county's annexation by Japan in 1910. It flourished through the late1920s, early 1930s.
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A simple search of "proletarian literature korea" will provide a list of materials:
There should be about 15,500 results if you search "proletariat literature korea"
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You can and should use the filters on the left of the search results to narrow down the materials you will browse. Click the Book / eBook filter in the Content Type section.
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The results will drop down to about 30. This is much more manageable and browseable. Most good searches should actually return a small (but not too small) number of books. (★ Jump to how to limit search results to ONLY eBooks.)
One of the first English language books you should come across is:
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Be sure to check "More Info.”
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The subject links are a powerful tool for finding more books and scholarly articles about your topic. Think of them as hashtags. Just like on social media, they bring together all the content that share the same hashtag / subject.
Each subject is linked below, try clicking them to see what other materials become available on renga:
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You may want to only look at eBooks. To do this select the "Full Text Online" and the "Book / eBook" filter.
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