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Baek Seok (born Paek Ki-haeng; July 1, 1912 - January 7, 1996) was a Korean poet. He was born in Chŏngju in North Pyongan, and started his journalist career at Chosun Ilbo in 1934. He published his first poem "Chŏngju Fortress" (정주성, Jeongjuseong) on 31 August 1935 issue of Chosun Ilbo. On January 20 next year, he published a collection of the poems he had written entitled Deer (사슴, Sasŭm). Even though Deer contained 33 poems, many of which were new, seven of them were already published in magazines or newspapers in slightly different forms. Until 1948, he published about 60 more pieces, but is not believed to have produced another poetry book.

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rdfs:label	Baek Seok (en) Baek Seok (de) Baek Seok (es) Baek Sok (fr) 백석 (ko) 白石 (詩人) (ja) Baek Seok (pt) 白石 (詩人) (zh)
rdfs:comment	Baek Seok, (hangul=백기행, hanja=白夔行, McCune-Reischauer, Baek Gi-haeng, romanización revisada del coreano; , Pionyang, 1 de julio de 1912 – enero de 1995), nacido Paek Kihaeng (hangul=백석, hanja=白石 o 白奭, McCune-Reischauer, Baek Seok, romanización revisada del coreano, Paek Sŏk ), fue un poeta norcoreano. (es) Baek Seok (* 1. Juli 1912 in Chŏngju, P’yŏngan-pukto; † 7. Januar 1996) war ein koreanischer Lyriker. (de) Baek Seok (hangeul : 백석), né le 1er juillet 1912 à Chŏngju dans la province Pyonganbuk-do sous le nom de Paek Kihaeng (hangeul : 백기행) et décédé en janvier 1995, est un poète nord-coréen. (fr) 白石（ペク・ソク、백석、1912年7月1日 - 1996年1月7日）は、北朝鮮の詩人。平安北道定州の出身。 (ja) ( 다른 뜻에 대해서는 백석 (동음이의) 문서를 참고하십시오.) 백석(白石, 1912년 7월 1일 ~ 1996년 1월 7일)은 일제강점기와 조선민주주의인민공화국의 시인이자 소설가, 번역문학가이다. (ko) 白石（1912年－1995年），本名白夔行，出生於平安北道定州市，北韓詩人。1929年到1934年就讀於。1934年入朝鮮日報社工作。1936年出版了第一本詩集《鹿》，十分擅用平安方言。作為北韓人，其作品在韓國一直被禁止出版。直至1987年，經過廣泛的評估，被介紹到韓國。從自身角度看，這些作品被視為是開創了朝鮮現代主義，同時不失方言等文化遺產。韓國方面曾普遍認為白石於1963年死於某農社，然而最新研究表明其逝世於1995年。 (zh) Baek Seok (born Paek Ki-haeng; July 1, 1912 - January 7, 1996) was a Korean poet. He was born in Chŏngju in North Pyongan, and started his journalist career at Chosun Ilbo in 1934. He published his first poem "Chŏngju Fortress" (정주성, Jeongjuseong) on 31 August 1935 issue of Chosun Ilbo. On January 20 next year, he published a collection of the poems he had written entitled Deer (사슴, Sasŭm). Even though Deer contained 33 poems, many of which were new, seven of them were already published in magazines or newspapers in slightly different forms. Until 1948, he published about 60 more pieces, but is not believed to have produced another poetry book. (en) Baek Seok (nascido Baek Ki-haeng; Chongju, 1 de julho de 1912 — Samsu, 7 de janeiro de 1996) foi um poeta, romancista e tradutor literário coreano. Ele nasceu em Chŏngju, Pyongan Norte, e iniciou sua carreira de jornalista no The Chosun Ilbo em 1934. Ele publicou seu primeiro poema "Fortaleza Chŏngju" (정주성, Jeongjuseong) na edição de 31 de agosto de 1935 do Chosun Ilbo. Em 20 de janeiro do próximo ano ele publicou uma coleção dos poemas que havia escrito intitulado Cervo (사슴, Sasŭm). Embora Cervo contivesse 33 poemas, muitos dos quais eram novos, 7 deles já haviam sido publicados em revistas ou jornais de formas ligeiramente diferentes. Até 1948, publicou cerca de mais de 60 obras, mas acredita-se que ele não tenha produzido outro livro de poesia. (pt)
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birth place	Chongju Korea under Japanese rule
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birth place	Chongju Korea under Japanese rule
birth date	1912-07-01 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	1912 births 1996 deaths 20th-century male writers Aoyama Gakuin University alumni 20th-century North Korean poets North Korean male poets North Korean people People from Chongju Suwon Baek clan
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