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análisis del discurso crítico
Baridegi
Hwang Sok-yong
literatura coreana
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El artículo ofrece una visión de la realidad de Corea del Norte reflejada en la novela Baridegi, de Hwang Sok-yong. Se hace un seguimiento detallado de términos y expresiones específicos que se reproducen en la novela. Esas expresiones funcionan como indicadores que alertan a los lectores sobre un contexto más amplio que incluye los derechos humanos y las relaciones sociales en la República Popular Democrática de Corea. Por lo tanto, se evalúan las implicaciones de los términos y las expresiones relacionados con ese país utilizando el análisis del discurso crítico y vinculándolos a hechos descritos en documentos oficiales. Se estima que este análisis contribuye a percibir el fondo de la novela y sus contextos subyacentes desde un ángulo específico.
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