As of 2017, we are surrounded by various digital media as well as video media, and we think, talk and relate in there. That's why the public popularity of Cho Jung-rae's "Jungle Man-ri" on the door is amazing. In this era, author Jo Jung-rae, who boa ...
As of 2017, we are surrounded by various digital media as well as video media, and we think, talk and relate in there. That's why the public popularity of Cho Jung-rae's "Jungle Man-ri" on the door is amazing. In this era, author Jo Jung-rae, who boasts of authority and tradition, succeeded in communicating with the public through a novel that was written only in writing.
While this popular success is somewhat "special," the original debate begins in that it did not happen by chance without cause or reason. Humans have already spoken in various formats before printing, or even before the creation of a rational-centered medium called letters. It becomes possible to predict that "story" will never die, at least if you don't know "fiction." We've stopped discussing this from the beginning until now.
In other words, without the recognition and understanding of the media, we will not be able to grasp the nature and phenomenon of the "story" we are currently doing. The biggest difference between the digital media we are sitting on now is that it does not allow us to measure the gap between signs and symbols, the gap between symbols and messages. without body and without substance. This is because it is a momentary combination of flying bits in virtual space. Now the reader 'talks' in a virtual space where there is nothing. What matters here is not the "body" itself of the ambiguous "story," but the choice of "doing," or "reader."
I think this research process will not only reveal the characteristics of past and present novels, literature, and narrative, but it will also be possible to make a credible prediction of the future 'story' that will be covered and covered in digital media. Before the media, there was a "people," or "people," who used the media and by the needs of such a public, a "story" was communicated within it. And digital is the most effective tool in history that can be unleashed without having to control or relieve the public's desires. Therefore, only when the study of these changes, communication and the 'do' act itself is based can we naturally relate the present and future aspects of the epic text of literature.