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'My Korean friends have consistently reminded me that these are not sijo, an assertion with which I vehemently concur. Within these so-called sijo/stlings, any interaction with the canonical Korean form arises from engaged positions of deference, respect and awe. Simply put, no text in this book draws in the capacious, synergistic, arresting brilliance of the native Korean sijo. (Disney 77)' (Publication abstract)
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