Structural Limitations of Gender Perception in Kim Su-young’s Poetry - Focusing on “Hermeneutical Injustice” -

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This research aims to analyze the representation of women in Kim Su-young’s literature and elucidate the epistemological structures inherent in these portrayals.
Introduced the concept of hermeneutical injustice to reinterpret derogatory language in Kim Su-young's poetry as a reflection of societal structural limitations.
Examined how the lack of conceptual resources during the era resulted in a failure to articulate horizontal relationships with women.
Identified that the derogatory language in Kim Su-young's poetry reflects the era's ignorance about defining equality with women.
Demonstrated that this poetry serves as a linguistic struggle against the dominant interpretative resources that were lacking.

Analysis of gender representation in Kim Su-young’s poetry reveals structural epistemological themes, implying broader societal implications.

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Su-Yeon Oh (2026) studied this question.

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