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critical discourse analysis
Baridegi
Hwang Sok-yong
Korean literature
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This paper offers an insight into a North Korean reality as reflected in the novel Baridegi by Hwang Sok-yong. It suggests a detailed follow up of country-specific terms and expressions attested in the novel. Those expressions are rendered as indicators that alert readers to the presence of broader context on human rights and so- cial relations in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Hence, the paper assesses implications of North Korea related terms and expressions with the assistance of critical discourse analysis, linking them to the facts described in official documents. This analysis is believed to contribute to the perception of novel background and underlying context from a specific angle.
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