ABSURD LINGUA-AESTHETICS IN MODERN KOREAN LITERATURE

Abstract

The article explores the phenomenon of the linguo-aesthetics of absurdity in the context of Korean literature, paying particular attention to the unique characteristics of language, imagery, and plotlines in literary works. The author conducts an in-depth analysis of how absurd elements in texts create a distinctive aesthetic, significantly influencing readers' perception and emotional experience. Special emphasis is placed on how absurd elements not only entertain but also provoke thought, eliciting deep emotional and intellectual responses. The study highlights that absurdity in literature can be a powerful means of conveying complex emotions and ideas that are difficult to express through traditional means.