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Infected Korean language, purity versus hybridity
from the sinographic cosmopolis to Japanese colonialism to global English
A clumsy confession of love: In lieu of a preface -- A footnote to my confession infected language, infected literature: one perspective on Korea-phone literature -- Contamination, infiltration, hybridity: a swipe at purism in Korean -- We are all greeks: on the English-as-official-language debate -- Disposable legacy, indispensable heritage: thoughts on Chinese characters -- France: from pullans pmnans to prangs -- Random thoughts on Nuije Ka -- On the peripheries of sgyng pylgok: song of the western capital.
Koh Jongsok ; translated with a critical introduction by Ross King.
Originally published as Kugŏ ŭi pyŏnduri rŭl tamŭn myŏtkae ŭi pʻunggyŏnghwa, 1999.
Includes bibliographical references and index.