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Chang Young-hee
Jang Yeong-hui (September 14, 1952 – May 9, 2009) was a South Korean professor, scholar, translator, and essayist.〔 (故 장영희 교수 약력 ) The Chosun Ilbo〕〔 (癌 투병 장영희 교수 “내 계획에 죽음은 없다” )〕〔 (김기철) (2009-05-11) ((사람과 이야기) 그녀의 삶, 그 자체가 기적이었다 )〕
==Biography==
Chang was born to father Chang Wang-rok (hangul: 장왕록), a noted scholar of English literature, and mother Yi Gil-ja (Hangul: 이길자) in Seoul in 1952. When she was at one year old, she suffered poliomyelitis, which caused paralysis of both legs and right arm.〔 (명수필가이자 영문학자 장영희 교수, 암 투병중 별세 )〕 She majored in English literature at Sogang University and finished her undergraduate and graduate studies in 1975 and 1977. She received a doctoral degree from State University of New York at Buffalo in 1985 with the thesis titled ''Journeys between Real and the Ideal''. Since 1985, Chang had worked as a professor at the department of English literature, Sogang University. She wrote columns for ''Korea Times'' and ''JoongAng Ilbo'' respectively since 1987 and 2001. Chang also had served as an executive director and editor for the Korea Hawthorne Society since 1995 and the Korea Mark Twain Society since 2003.
After being diagnosed as having breast cancer in 2001, Chang had two surgeries and chemotherapy to remove the tumor. However, Chang died of spinal cancer at Yonsei Severance Hospital on May 9, 2009. It was metastasized from breast cancer after her eight years' struggling against the disease.
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