A Study on the Culture Discourse of Ko Seok-gyu’s Criticism – Culture as an interpretive belief in universality

March 31, 2026Eomunhak

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The study aims to investigate Ko Seok-gyu's criticism through the lens of his cultural theory and its philosophical influences.
Critical analysis of Ko Seok-gyu's texts and their thematic elements.
Examination of philosophical influences from T.S. Eliot, Matthew Arnold, and G.K. Chesterton.
Comparative analysis of existentialism and American New Criticism within post-war literature.
Identified significant philosophical relations in Ko Seok-gyu's approach to culture and modernism.
Demonstrated that his concept of 'cultivation' reflects a response to the contradictions of the modern world.
Established the duality of rationalism and agnosticism in interpreting cultural discourse.

This analysis examines cultural discourse in Ko Seok-gyu's critique, suggesting significant philosophical implications.

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Hyun-Ik Park (2026) studied this question.

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