Cheong Chi-yong

Cheong Chi-yong
Hangul	정지용
Revised Romanization	Cheong Chi-yong
McCune–Reischauer	Chǒng Chi-yong

Cheong Chi-yong(정지용) (1903-?) was a Korean poet and translator of English poetry who "opened a new horizon of poetic possibilities through chiselled expression, tempered sentiments, and precise visual imagery" according to the scholar of Korean poetry, Brother Anthony ^[1].

Literature

By the author

• 1994 Distant Valleys: Poems of Chŏng Chi-Yong. translated by Daniel A. Kister.
• 1990 "Eight Poems of Chong Chi-yong" [with translations by Daniel A. Kister], Korea Journal 30 (2): 39~51. includes "Dahlias."
• 1990 "The Early Poetry of Chong Chi-yong" [with translations by Daniel A. Kister], Korea Journal 30 (2):28~38.
• 1988 Cheong Chi-yong cheonjip [The Collected Works of Chŏng Chi-yong]. Seoul.

secondary material

• Jin A Moon, "A Study of Chong Chi yong's Poetry" (abstract in English) 청람어문학 , 8권 , 단일호 , 시작쪽수 250쪽 , 전체쪽수 56쪽 http://www.papersearch.net/KissShop/search/Sh_se_DetailView.aspx?strAtclKey=220342

References

1. ^ 20th-century Korean Poetry

Persondata
Name	Cheong Chi-yong
Alternative names
Short description	Korean poet
Date of birth	1903
Place of birth	Korea
Date of death	?
Place of death	Korea