Making sense of fiction: Social and political functions of serialized fiction in the daily news (Maeil sinbo) in 1910s Korea

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• Making Sense 100%
• Social Function 100%
• Daily News 100%
• Fictional Works 100%
• Political Function 100%
• Civilization 66%
• Emotional Response 33%
• Family Relationships 33%
• Political Environment 33%
• Japan 33%
• Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Courtship 33%
• Social Reality 33%
• Enlightenment 33%
• Early Twentieth Century 33%
• Discursive Space 33%
• Cultural Environment 33%
• Economic Equity 33%
• Assimilation Policy 33%
• Colonial Government 33%
• Cultural Status 33%
• Nation-building Processes 33%
• Domesticity 33%
• Domestic Affairs 33%

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• Korea 100%
• 1910s 100%
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• Japan 33%
• Intellectuals 33%
• Discursive 33%
• Social Reality 33%
• Portrayal 33%
• contradictory 33%
• Enlightenment 33%
• Familial 33%
• 1900s 33%
• Domesticity 33%
• genre fiction 33%
• Domestic Affairs 33%

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• Social Function 100%
• Family Relationship 33%
• Japan 33%
• Emotional Response 33%
• Rhetoric 33%
• Social Reality 33%
• Nation Building 33%
• Colonial Government 33%
• Courtship 33%
• Internal Politics 33%
• Intellectuals 33%
• Domesticity 33%