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Yi Gwangsu

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From the early 1920s to the 1930s, Yi transformed into a dedicated nationalist and published a controversial essay, "On the Remaking of National Consciousness", which advocated a moral overhaul of Korea and blamed Koreans for being defeatist. The third period, from the 1930s on, coincided with Yi's
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Yi was imprisoned in 1937 due to the Self-Cultivation Friendship Association (修養同友會/수양동우회) incident, and released half a year later due to illness. During this period he recanted his anti-Japanese stance and leaned more towards collaboration. In 1939, Yi became the first head of the pro-Japanese
531:. By 1917, he entered the university's department of philosophy. He fell seriously ill with a lung disease in 1918. Despite having been married in 1910, he fell in love with another woman who nursed him to health, and the two decided to elope together. They went to 510:) in Chŏngju, and its headmaster in 1911. In November 1913, he quit the school in order to travel. He and several others went to Shanghai. They intended to then go to the United States, where he was to be appointed lead writer of the newspaper 1812: 761:. Tolstoy would later go on to reportedly become of Yi's largest literary influences; Yi reportedly even developed the nickname of "The Tolstoy of Korea". He also read a number of Japanese authors, including 624:
argues that Yi became increasingly viewed with skepticism by Korean nationalists over time. While his writing was beloved, his increasing ties to colonial leadership were treated with skepticism.
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In March 1921, Yi returned to Korea. He was briefly arrested at the border owing to his previous sentencing in 1919, but was released soon afterwards. Soon afterwards, he met with
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conversion to Buddhism, and his work consequently became noticeably Buddhist in tone. This was also the period in which, as noted above, Yi became a Japanese collaborator.
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Korean Writers Association (朝鮮文人協會/조선문인협회) and lead intense efforts to Japanize (hwangminhwa) Korea. He eagerly adopted the name Kayama Mitsurou (香山光郎) as soon as the
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Yi returned to Korea in mid-November 1918. There, he advocated for a national independence movement to leaders of the native Korean religion
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In late 1909, while at Meiji Gakuin, Yi published his first work of literature: a Japanese-language short story entitled "Is It Love" (
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Yi's professional judgment could be as fickle as his politics. In one famous case he befriended then abandoned the fellow writer
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In 1945, after Korean independence, Yi fled to the countryside. He was arrested for collaboration in 1949. After the war, the
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In November 1916, Yi published what is considered the first modern work of literary theory in Korea, which was entitled "
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In July 1910, Yi married for the first time at age 18, in what was possibly an arranged marriage to Paek Hye-sun (
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He graduated from Meiji Gakuin in March 1910, and returned to Korea. He then became a teacher at the Osan School (
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Korean National Identity under Japanese Colonial Rule: Yi Gwangsu and the March First Movement of 1919
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The declaration was publicly proclaimed. The declaration served as a catalyst for the nationwide
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Kenneth M. Wells (1989). "Background to the March First Movement: Koreans in Japan, 1905-1919".
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protests in Korea. A few days before his declaration was announced, he left Japan by way of
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This article is about the Korean writer. For the South Korean actor and entertainer, see
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Understanding Korean Literature. Kim Hunggyu M. E. Sharpe. Armonk, NY. 1997. P. 118
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Understanding Korean Literature. Kim Hunggyu M. E. Sharpe. Armonk, NY. 1997.
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In 1902, he was orphaned at age 10, when both his parents died of the disease
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His most famous work is now considered the first modern Korean novel:
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Special Committee for the Investigation of Anti-nationalist Activities
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to study abroad in Japan, and enrolled in the Daise Middle School (
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found Yi guilty of collaboration. In 1950 Yi was captured by the
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Members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
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reflected the complexities of Korea's modernization efforts.
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Queering Korean Literature: Author and Activist Yi Gwang-su
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to nine months in prison. In Shanghai, he settled into the
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In September 1915, he went back to Japan and enrolled in
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Cross-Currents: East Asian History and Culture Review
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Lee Kwang-soo
Korean name
Yi

Chŏngju County
Pyongan Province
Joseon
Korean
Japanese
Waseda University
Hangul
Hanja



Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Art name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Hangul
Hanja
Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Korean
Korean independence activist
collaborator with Imperial Japan
Mujeong

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