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Our daily life is militaryism itself. The society itself is a militaryism. We have to find our enemies and kill them constantly, and we have to be put in charge of them. No, no way out. If you try to kill someone, you'll be branded a criminal for life. This book details the language of peace that has not been uninhibited in our society. Life as a second-class citizen, conscience and conviction. It's a great book.
Im Jae-seong: The language of peace that had to be swallowed
The language of peace that had to be swallowed by the presence of the people who were published on the National Commission of Human Rights. One has fixed and supplemented his master's degree, which is a belief that someone puts down their gun first as a seed that stops war and violence. As we approach the object of compassion against the objector, we look at the resistance and the anxiety that they have created through their anti-rejection movement. You can hear what the vet said, what the non-existent said, and what you couldn't say. South Koreans are especially aware of the possibility of resistance to militaryism and so forth.
Korean title: 삼켜야했던 평화의 언어
Korean author: 임재성
Korean publisher: 그린비
ISBN-13: 9788976827456
Reviews
Our daily life is militaryism itself. The society itself is a militaryism. We have to find our enemies and kill them constantly, and we have to be put in charge of them. No, no way out. If you try to kill someone, you'll be branded a criminal for life. This book details the language of peace that has not been uninhibited in our society. Life as a second-class citizen, conscience and conviction. It's a great book.
