[학술논문] Terminal Suffixes of Spoken Korean in Soviet Korean Novels of Central Asia (1937-1991)
... of the Soviet Korean literary world at that time may be the cause. Kang Taesu, a writer who emigrated from the Korean peninsula to the Soviet Union in 1928, severely criticized the disorderly use of spoken Korean dialects throughout the novel in his review entitled “After reading the Incident of a Hundred and Fifty Thousands Won” in the Lenin kichi. Hence, Soviet Korean writers refrained...