KPoEM dataset for "Decoding the Poetic Language of Emotion in Korean Modern Poetry: Insights from a Human-Labeled Dataset and AI Modeling"
KPoEM dataset for "Decoding the Poetic Language of Emotion in Korean Modern Poetry: Insights from a Human-Labeled Dataset and AI Modeling"
KPoEM (Korean Poetry Emotion Mapping) Dataset We collected 483 poems from five prominent Korean modern poets: Kim So-wol (165 poems), Yun Dong-ju (113 poems), Im Hwa (44 poems), Yi Sang (47 poems), and Han Yong-un (118 poems). We scraped their major works from public domain sources, including "Azaleas" (Korean: 진달래꽃, Jindallaekkot), "Sky, Wind, Stars, and Poetry" (Korean: 하늘과 바람과 별과 시, Haneulgwa baramgwa byeolgwa si), "Hyunhaetan" (Korean: 현해탄, Hyeonhaetan; Hanja: 玄海灘) , "Silence of My Beloved" (Korean: 님의 침묵, Nimui chimmuk), In the case of Yi Sang, the dataset focuses on his Korean-language series poems such as "Crow's Eye View" (Korean: 오감도, Ogamdo; Hanja: 烏瞰圖), "Reverse" (Korean: 역단, Yeokdan; Hanja: 易斷), and "Critical Condition" (Korean: 위독, Widok; Hanja: 危篤). In results, this dataset has a total of 7,007 emotion-annotated line-level text. Please refer to the following presentation: LIM, I., Ji, H., & Kim, B. (2025). 한국 근현대시 감정 라벨링 데이터셋 구축: 문학 텍스트의 컴퓨터 기반 감정 분류와 생성형 AI 활용을 위한 기초 연구. 제2회 한국현대문학자대회 (KorLitConf), Seoul, Korea. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15055795 All source code used in this study has been made publicly available in the following repository. See the link for details. https://github.com/AKS-DHLAB/KPoEM
- Academy of Korean Studies Korea (Republic of)
Digital Humanities, Humanities Data, Literary Data, Emotion Dataset, Computational Literary Studies, Korean Literature, Annotated Dataset
Digital Humanities, Humanities Data, Literary Data, Emotion Dataset, Computational Literary Studies, Korean Literature, Annotated Dataset
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