Moon Hwa: Deserters and Hipsters (Large Print)

The book is a connecting of novels and times with seven writers who have shown the change in Korean society as a work. The problems of war and evacuation, as represented by the post-50s, began to track traces of Korean bodies and minds, thus creating the reality of those who are left out of urbanization and industrialization through Kokokok and Igjun, the subject of the war experience of self-immolation, the loss of home, and so on. Parkwanser's works are devoted to two chapters: the details of the Five-Expercise Society, which reveal the inner nature of South Korea through real estate speculation and capital finance, and the Six-Fifteens, which are leading into a society that is now turning into a disparities, with its family problems buried in the past and shame. The neurosensitivity works to show what we have forgotten, especially the 'Symbol of Writing' that focuses on understanding and reflecting the past. Finally, through Kim Jae-Jun's work, we analyze the later capitalist phenomena that have been going on in our society since the 2000s until now. The works of Kim Jae-Jung are showing a world without another exit in the past, with only ‘surviv strategy ’ left, where ‘immeopism’ and inequality and disgust have become so much more comfortable with new fads and shopping.

Korean title: 도망병과 힙스터(큰글자책)

Korean author: 문화

Korean publisher: 북튜브

ISBN-13: 9791192628066