• 베스트셀러
  • 새로나온 상품

스크랩

구간

KOREAN FOLK&FAIRY TALES

편집부 저 | 한림

북트리

정가
$30.00
판매가
$16.50 (45%↓) 최저가 보상
적립금
$0.33 (2%P)
출고예상일
2026년 10월 08일 수령예상일 안내
북카트 담기 바로구매하기 위시리스트담기

평점 -  ·  리뷰 0

리뷰 쓰기

256쪽

이 상품에 궁금하신점이 있으세요? 1:1상담문의

추천inside
Adobe Flash Player 가져오기

책정보 수정 요청

이 분야의 베스트셀러

아래의 도서와 구매하시면 이 도서들의 적립금을 즉시적용해 드립니다.

더 보기
  • 24,300
  • 6,300
  • 15,120
  • 17,820

이 책이 속한 분야

책 소개

출판사 리뷰

Dragons, ghosts, ogres, tigers, demonic foxes, supernatural spouses and, of course, people with all their human frailties are among the characters that revealed perceptions of life and notions about power, money, justice, love and interpersonal relations that, through the ages, have become ingrained in the Korean psyche. Passed on from generation to generation, the tales of ancient Koreans and the creeds and codes by which they lived. It includes fables, anecdotes, fairy tales, and tales of the bizarre. Some are charming, some gruesome, and some humorous.

저자 소개

  • 저자 : 편집부
Suzanne Crowder Han was born in Greenwood, South Carolina in 1953. She completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of South Carolina in 1975, majoring in Studio Art. She has lived in Korea since 1977 when she first came to the country as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer. She is now a freelance writer, editor and translator. She has Written a collection of Korean folk and fairy tales and a number of Korean guide books and children's books. She has also translated and published several Korean literary works.

목차

001.
002. WHY PIGS NOSE IS SHORT.
003. THE FIRST TO BE SERVED.
004. THE BEDBUG, THE LOUSE AND THE FLEA.
005. THE ANT, THE LOCUST AND THE KINGFISHER.
006. THE RABBIT'S JUDGMENT.
007. THE DISOBEDIENT FOG.
008. THE ANT THAT LANGHED TOO MUCH.
009. TH TIGER, THE PERSIMMON AND THE RABBIT'S TAIL.
010. THE DOG AND THE CAT.
011. THE HARE'S LIVER.
012. THE RABBIT AND THE OLD TIGER.
013. THE VANITY OF THE RAT.
014. TWO FROGS.
015.
016. THE SINGING LUMP.
017. THE TOKKAEBI'S CLUB.
018. THE SLT PEDDLER AND THE SHINBONE-GHOST.
019. YOU CAN'S TRUST A WOMAN.
020. THE FOX GIRL.
021. THE WAYFARER, THE FOXES AND THE TIGER.
022. THE FORTUNETELLER AND THE DEMON.
023.
024. THE SNAIL LADY.
025. THE WODCUTTER AND THE HEAVENLY MAIDEN.
026.
027. KYON-U THE HERDER AND CHIK-NYO THE WEAVER.
028. TH BIG DIPPER BROTHERS.
029. SUN AND MOON.
030. THE GIFT FROM THE MOUNTAIN SPIRIT.
031. CARP IN WINTER.
032. RICE FROM HEAVEN.
033. A MEAL OF WORMS.
034. THE FAITHFUL DAUGHTER SHIM CH'ONG
035. THE MAGIC VASE.
036. THE GRATEFUL MAGPIES.
037. THE QUEEN SWALLOW'A GIFT.
038. AN QX FOR A PERSIMMON.
039. A MONK GETS A SURPNSE
040. THE MAN WHO BECAME AN QX.
041. THE FOUNDATIN OF YOUTH.
042. THE GREEDY PRINCESS.
043.
044. SHADE SELLING.
045. A TRIP TO HELL AND BANK.
046. UMBRELLAS AND STAW SHOES.
047. WINTER STRACOBERRIES.
048. THE TRIAL OF THE STONE STATUE.
049. CATCHING TIGERS WITH A GREASED PUPPY.
050. THE TIGER AND THE COAL PEDDLER'S WIFE.
051. THE MAD MAGISTRATE.
052. THREE BROTHER'S INHERITANCE.
053. FOR THE LOVE OF HONEY.
054. THE OLD WOMAN AND THE TIGER.
055. A WIFE FOR A GRAIN OF MILLET.
056.
057. FIRE DOGS.
058. THE TOAD BRIDEGROOM.
059. WHY THE SEA IS SALTY.
060. TWO BROTHERS.
061. THE STUBBORN COUPLE.
062. THE WOODCUTTER AND THE DANCING TIGER.
063. A TIGER BY THE TAIL.
064. THE CRY OF THE CUCKOO.
065. THE FACE IN THE MIRROR.
066. THE VALUE OF SALT.
067. THE VENGEFUL SNAKE.
068. WHEN THE BUDDHA WEPT BLOOD.
069. WHILE THE AXE HANDLE ROTS.

top