[Ⅰ Poetry Literature]
01 Speaker
1) Poetic speaker
2) The poetic speaker's emotions
3) The poetic speaker's attitude
4) The tone of the poetic speaker
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02 Rhyme
1) Rhyme
2) Appearance ratio
3) Implied rate
4) Method of forming rhyme
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03 Image
1) Image
2) Sensory imagery
3) Other images
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04 Expression
1) Expression of poetry
2) Analogy
3) Change cycle
4) Emphasize
5) Symbol
6) Material
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05 Award presentation method
1) Award presentation method
2) Changes in time
3) Movement of space and gaze
4) Seonkyunghujeong
5) Introduction, development, climax, and conclusion
6) Sumisang-eung
7) Change of awards
8) Repetition of similar structures
9) Enumeration of targets
10) Layered emphasis
11) Contrast
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06 Understanding Classical Poetry
1) Branches of classical poetry ①
2) Branches of classical poetry ② - Sijo
3) Branches of classical poetry ③ - Lyrics
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07 Perspectives on Appreciating Literary Works
1) Perspectives on appreciating literary works
2) Intrinsic perspective
3) External perspective
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[Ⅱ Prose Literature]
01 Narrator and Point of View
1) Narrator and point of view
2) Distance according to viewpoint
3) How to present characters
4) Narrator's intervention
5) Narrative style
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02 Characters
1) Character
2) Character types according to role
3) Types of characters according to importance
4) Character types according to personality changes
5) Types of characters according to their representativeness
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03 Conflict
1) Conflict
2) Internal conflict
3) External conflict
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04 Background
1) Background
2) Background function
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05 Composition
1) Composition
2) Composition over time
3) Different types of configurations
4) Various terms of composition

06 Understanding Classic Novels
1) Characteristics of classic novels
2) Types of classic novels
3) Concept words of classical novels
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07 Understanding the play and essay
1) Play
2) Scenario
3) Essay
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[Ⅲ Grammar]
01 Phoneme
1) Phonology
2) Phonological changes
3) Replacement
4) Elimination
5) Abbreviation
6) Addition
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02 Parts of speech
1) Part of speech
2) Noun
3) Verbs
4) Modifiers
5) Relationship words
6) Independence speech
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03 Morphemes and Words
1) Root
2) Affixes
3) Morpheme
4) Words
5) Semantic relationships between words
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Sentence 04
1) Sentence
2) Sentence elements
3) Main ingredients
4) Accessory components
5) Independent components
6) Sentence structure
7) Connected sentences
8) The sentence "Han Eun-sun"
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05 Grammar Elements
1) Concluding expression
2) Honorific expressions
3) Tense
4) In terms of movement
5) Causative expressions
6) Passive expressions
7) Negative expressions
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06 Accurate sentence expressions and grammar norms
1) Accurate sentence expression
2) Korean spelling
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07 The evolution of the Korean language
1) Periodization of Korean language history
2) Ancient Korean
3) Middle Korean
4) Modern Korean
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[Ⅳ Reading]
Sentence 01
1) Sentence
2) Sentence relationships

Paragraph 02
1) Paragraph relationships and composition principles
2) The main paragraph
3) Auxiliary paragraph

03 Narrative style
1) Narrative style
2) Description
3) Static explanation method
4) Dynamic explanation method
5) Description
6) Argument

04 Reading principles through introduction terms
1) Introduction
2) Various texts
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[Who should read this book?]
① Students who want to study Korean in earnest
- The concept of the Korean language contains the principles that permeate the Korean language.

- If you want to study Korean seriously, you must first have a firm grasp of the concepts.


② Students who do not understand the class content well
- I don't know the concepts, but will I still be able to understand the teacher's lecture?
- The higher the understanding of the concept, the more effective the learning will be.

③ Students whose Korean language grades do not improve despite studying
- Why don't my Korean grades improve even though I study hard?
- You must build a solid foundation by learning each concept one by one.

④ Students who want to get perfect scores on their school records and college entrance exams
- You can't get a high score in Korean just by solving a lot of problems.
- The first step to getting a perfect score is to start by learning Korean language concepts.

[How to Use the Textbook to Complete the Concept]
▶ Summary of concept meaning and significance
- The meaning and significance of essential concepts are explained in detail.

- Additional concepts that you need to know are comprehensively organized into ‘Concept Magnifier’, ‘Concept Magnifier’, and ‘Concept Plus’.

- Learn the concepts by filling in the blanks yourself.


▶ Learning concepts through activities
- The literature and reading units provide examples related to the concepts, and the grammar units provide case studies to help students learn the concepts.

- Check how the concept is implemented in examples (use cases).

- You must develop the ability to understand concepts and examples (cases) together and apply the concepts you have studied to other examples (cases).


▶ Problems that complete the concept
- Confirmation problems applying the concept are placed right next to the concept and example sentences.

- You need to fully internalize the concept by solving various types of problems.

- When you get a question wrong, review the concept and examples.


▶ Practical problems solved with concepts
- At the end of each unit, practice problems based on internal and external exam questions are provided.

- Get a feel for the real thing by solving problems within a set time limit.

- When you get a question wrong, go back and study the concept and examples (case studies) repeatedly.