Shin Kyeong-nim

Shin Kyong - nim ( born April 6, 1936 in Chungju of Chungcheongbuk Province ) is a South Korean poet.

Life

Shin Kyong - nim, born in 1936 in the province of Chungcheongbuk, witnessed the liberation from Japanese colonial rule and the outbreak of the Korean War. Prior to joining the university, he lived at his birthplace. His parents, who belonged to the single layer, attached great importance to the education of their children so that Shin Kyongnim early literary works, such as Lee Kwang -soo, Kim Dong- in, came in contact. 1955 Shin went to Seoul and began studying English at the Dongkuk university.

After his debut with Reed in 1956 and 1965 followed a time without poetic creation. He founded with members of a student movement, although a reading circle, but after one of them was arrested, he returned to his home village. In 1965 he returned to Seoul and took his poetic activity again. In the book of poems Bauerntanz (1973 ) reproduced the joys and sufferings of the peasants in the countryside. In Korea, the work met with great interest. Shin also released after many poems, poetry and traditional folk songs harmoniously combined together.

In 1984 he founded a research institute, traditional Korean folk songs and their traces are examined in the modern poems in the. Jump journey through the Korean folk songs and poetry collections Let's over the moon and the way date from this period.

Working

Volumes of poetry

  • 농무 ( barn dance ) Seoul: Monthly Literature 1973
  • 달 넘세 ( Let us jump over the moon ) Seoul: changbi 1985
  • 남한강 ( The river Namhan ) Seoul: changbi 1985
  • 가난한 사랑 노래 ( A poor love song ) Seoul: Silcheon Munhak 1988
  • 길 (The Way ) Seoul: changbi 1990
  • 어머니 와 할머니 의 실루엣 (mother, grandmother - Silhouettes ) Seoul: changbi 1998

Translations

German

  • A poor love song / the disused mine / The peasant dance troupe /
  • The reed. In: The listen. Journal of Literature, Art and Criticism, Vol 41, 4/96
  • Mother, grandmother - Silhouettes Göttingen: Peper 2003 ISBN 978-3-929181-52-4 grain
  • Tradition and experiment: examples of contemporary Korean literature Berlin: Ute Schiller Publisher 1985

English

  • Farmer 's Dance: Poems by SHIN Kyng- Nim NY: DapGae / Cornell East Asia Program, 1999
  • Variations: Three Korean Poets Cornell Univ. East Asia Program, 2002
  • A love song for the earnest Homa & Sekey, 2005
  • Le Rêve d'un homme abattu: Choix de Pomes Paris: Gallimard 1995

Awards

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