Bok Do-hoon: Humor criticism

A new criticism of the literary critic, The Humoral Critic, was published. The author has written a series of criticisms about Korean literature from 2010 to 2022. The hallway has already opened a critical list of the book The Blind One (2010), the Four Knights of the Apocalypse (2012), and the SF (Not Daydreaming). It's a kind of mind-wandering, it's just a little bit of trouble for you and me, to try and do something about it. It's absolutely nothing to bother you and me. But the humor he thinks is a gesture of willingness to push you and my body and most of my mind into pain, or to make it a nourishment, or a secret haven in that life. It's like trying to look at yourself as another object-conservation. The first part of The Humoral Critic is a critical intervention in political correctness and on the topic of identity politics. The feminist question of the middle of the 2010s is critical of some disturbing aspect of the current trend toward political right-wing and over-existing identity politics. The author, rather than literature and politics that ultimately emphasize differences in identity, race and gender, borrows the apostle Paul’s words, seeking ‘ no distinction between Jews and Greeks, nor slaves, nor freemen, men, and women. ’. The author then stresses that the chief priority in criticism is empathy for the lives of many who suffer, including the identity of the discriminated minority.

Korean title: 유머의 비평

Korean author: 복도훈

Korean publisher: b

ISBN-13: 9791192986173