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Paragon Virtues of the Korean Woman: Representation In Princess Myths
In this essay, I examine traditional Korean myths featuring three princesses: the fictitious Princess Pari and Princess PyÅnggang and the historical Queen SÅndÅk of Silla. In examining these three tales, I aim to analyze what paragon female virtues are presented and what this can tell us about tr
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