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March 31, 2026THE KOREAN ESSAYS ON SIJO LITERARY SCIENCE

Place Representation and Narrative Transitions in Gisaeng Sijo

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The study aims to explore how place representation influences emotional and relational shifts in Gisaeng Sijo narratives.
Analyzed eight Gisaeng Sijo based on place types and emotional contexts.
Utilized spatial theory and narrative theory as theoretical frameworks.
Classified places into three types: natural, boundary, and inside spaces.
Natural spaces indicated themes of despair and value reorganization.
Boundary spaces revealed the emotions of exclusion and isolation.
Inside spaces enabled active narratives, allowing for redefinition of time and relationships.

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Analyzes place representation and narrative transitions in Gisaeng Sijo, suggesting emotional and relational dynamics.

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Chae young Lee (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edab424a46254e215b3617 https://doi.org/10.35610/keosls.2026.03.64.7

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