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Type: Book › Reference
ISBN: 9788928900848, 8928900840
Page count: 410
Language: English
Published: November 17, 2014
Publisher: Seoul, Korea: The National Folk Museum of Korea
Editor: Chung Myung-sub
Translator: Jung Ha-yun
Contributor: Kim Tae-woo
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The Encyclopedia of Korean Folk Literature (EKFL) is a 2014 publication by the National Folk Museum of Korea. Its 410 pages are part of a broader encyclopedia related to Korean traditional beliefs and culture. The work lists important literary works related to traditional Korean shamanistic beliefs. Finally, the work is related to the museum's website project aimed at digitizing the extensive number of articles written in prior volumes concerning the subject. This work is a significant contribution to the study of Korean Shamanism, for students and scholars alike.

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Legend of Dangun

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Type: Creation
Created: Unknown
Belief system: Korean Shamanism
Main deity: Dangun
Other deities: Hwanin, Hwanung
Origin: Asia › Eastern Asia › South Korea
Korean Shamanism

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Korean Shamanism refers to ancient folk religion of the present-day country of Korea.

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Chung Myung-sub

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Chung Myung-sub is a Korean scholar who edited works related to Korean folk religion and mythology.
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Jung Ha-yun

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Jung Ha-yun is a Korean writer and translator of Korean literature.
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Kim Tae-woo

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Kim Tae-woo is a Korean-American studies researcher.
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Myung-sub, Chung, ed. Encyclopedia of Korean Folk Literature. Vol. 3, Encyclopedia of Korean Folklore and Traditional Culture, Vol. III. Translated by Jung Ha-yun. Seoul, Korea: The National Folk Museum of Korea, 2014.

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