Joo Yoon-jung: Invisible history

The history of the minority is a history of discrimination and ostensibly, at the same time, of human rights protecting human beings, and of diversity embracing different lives! This book asks: “How could a minority of rights be accepted by society? "The result of the study is a design and beginning of the research.". The author particularly notes the blind as our nation's ‘little I’s weak,’ and sees how they have been able to handle a part of history in the history of Korea. And he asked: “What does this particular history of disability mean in the whole history and social context? “Why,” he asks. The traditional historical narratives were often written by mainstream power groups or ethnic groups. The little history of the social weak and the minority was not seen well, nor seen. How, then, did the history of little characters who could not deny existence be written and demonstrated on what material? In searching for answers to these questions, the author confirms that while the history of a minority is also a history of discrimination and apostasy, it is also the history, on the other hand, of a right struggle to be recognized as a citizen with equal rights as a member of a society. Blinds were maintaining a relatively independent lifestyle in the traditional world. I was accepted for my work in the fortune-winning and reading books. But they are beginning to be considered incompetent as being the subject of charity and enlightenment in the course of colonial modernism. The'symphony' links the missionary ferret of the last line, and Zameni links to the colonialization of the Japanese'strength'.

Korean title: 보이지 않은 역사

Korean author: 주윤정

Korean publisher: 들녘

ISBN-13: 9791159255830