THE ARTISTIC FEATURES OF KON DJON’S WORK “OUR HAPPY MOMENTS’”
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
artistic world, artistic expression, inner world, authorial style, creative method, social context, family relations.Abstract
The work “Our Happy Moments” by Kon Djon, a representative of Korean literature, is written in a distinctive manner that focuses on the depiction of the human inner world. In the work, the motif of crime and punishment serves as a fundamental means of revealing the psychological states of the characters. Through the destinies of the main protagonists, Yunsu and Mun Yuchjon, the social life of the period is portrayed.
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