총횬종 CHONG Hyonjong
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몸뚱어리 하나 coréen

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예술의 힘2 coréen

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때와 공간의 숨결이여 coréen

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좋은 풍경 coréen

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이슬 coréen

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가짜 아니면 죽음을! coréen

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느낌표 coréen

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사자 얼굴 위의 달팽이 coréen

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가을에 coréen

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총횬종 CHONG Hyonjong
Author

About

* 17.12.1939, Seoul, Corée du Sud
Réside à: , Corée du Sud

After graduating from the Philosophy Department of Yonse University, Seoul, CHONG Hyonjong has worked as a journalist, and spent six months at the Iowa International Writer's Workshop in 1974. His poetry debut came out in 1965 when he was introduced in the review ‘Modern Literature’.

His work is known for its abstract, philosophical and stable symbolic analysis of the material world and its relation to thought. He is judged to be a major fresh influence in the contemporary Korean world of poetry.

CHONG has published some collections of poetry, including ‘The Dreams of Things’ (1972), ‘Festival of Suffering’ (1974), ‘I'm Uncle Star’ (1978), ‘Like a Falling but Rebounding Ball’ (1984), ‘I don't have much time to love’ (1989), ‘A Flower’ (1992) and ‘Trees in the World’ (1995).

CHONG received the Korean Literature Writer Prize in 1978. HE is at present a professor at Yonse University.