Gang Man-gil: Rewritten Modern History of Korea

The modern South Korean Sachuan, written in Chinese, is a book that goes back to the Korean Nearer Spoken, covering the first and first grades of the book, after release from Part 2. The narratives are like the old Korean ambassador, and politics at each time? Economics? Society? A sort of taxonomy approach in a culture. It's a taxonotype, but it's not just a general era. The book has one consistent problem-consciousness going through it. The National Unity movement, which resisted the first colonial rule, and the National Unity Movement which responded to the formation and adherence of the division after liberation, and anti-democracy. Especially the first time in the opening and the current, the first place to actively evaluate the movement as part of the National Liberation movement and the national cooperation as the main part of it is the ethnic liberation movement. I also see a lot of writing going on in the distribution process and the movement to overcome it. The Koreans who were the first to go back to the '70s and then change their history in the 10th year of Korean modern fighting, have gone beyond the 80s and even been on the June '80 democratic movement. Although some modern-day works have been published since the 1990s, even as of 2018, they can still be represented in modern Korean history, both with problem consciousness and with empirical evidence.

Korean title: 고쳐 쓴 한국현대사

Korean author: 강만길

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936460624