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describing about friendship, but onward the bond is described differently by other expert and based on contemporary ideas this has been transferred to brotherhood.
Crane by Hwan Sun-Won has a solemn atmosphere in his writing. This is caused by an inner conflict among Korean values that has started historically in the beginning of
the century. Characters are chosen to describe the bond of a friendship but, on the contrary, values that Sun-Won created through his atmosphere does not stop at this type
of relationship but explore more on the idea of brotherhood as Rutherford explained about quality of an author “Behind every text there is an author, and authors must exist
in some relation to their society: sometimes that relationship is one of dependence on others, often mediated through some form of patronage.” pg.174:2005. To differentiate
between these two concepts are basically exploring Korean values as unification and collective unconsciousness.
Dream has been analyzed by three experts such as Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan and Carl G. Jung. They explain that unconscious or collective unconscious mind is to
understand about the journey of human mind. Sun-Won mind, which describes solemn atmosphere, resembles a dream of no boundaries in Korea. Friendship that was seen on
the surface is probably the author’s dream of unification in Korea and brotherhood is “traditional spirit” pg. 145:jung, which is characterized as “….innate, universal and
hereditary.” http: psychology.about.com od personalitydevelopment tp archetypes.htm. Therefore, a collective unconscious of Sun-Won represent a dream of unification that
contemplates in the bond of brotherhood.
Hwang Sun-Won is a contemporary writer that is familiar with both south and north of Korea territories. I n his writings, deep contemplation is sense through phase of
silence and remembrance. The traditional and modern atmospheres are unique of his works. The lack of identity because of Chinese and Japanese invasion has put many
writers to describe matters solemnly. On the other hand, modern works tend to be more vivid about daily life and introduce realism topics. I n his work of Cranes, explores more of
daily as of one of …stressed that literature should fulfill human emotions and that it must take its material from daily life. Therefore, in his own literature he tried to make the
nation visible to the reader. http: koreanliterature.wordpress.com 2011 07 02 where- are-the-origins-of-korea E2 80 99s-modern-literature-part-3