Kang In-cheol: 5·18 Gwangju Communitas

It's a counter-insurgency mechanism that slows down the demutation of democracy, and it's going to function as a powerful counter-stabilization device for the forward and forward movement of history. 18 A meaningful transition from the study of photo-urbanization movement. The record of a sociologist who spent 40 years in the Guang de lascivator movement is 5.18. A long attempt to find meaningful diversions in the search for photo-station research, an effort by a tough professor of civil religion who has been working on the study of social and religious sciences across many areas. The new university author of 1980 says he cannot forget the violent shock and anger that were unleashed in the face of the tragedy of fanaticism. The book is the same book that was dedicated to everyone who was in the heat of May 40 years ago, and it is the last sign of the ‘days ’ that South Korean sociologists have to pass. The author re-enclines the process and the conditions that anthropics are creating a deep-ass community of solidarity and commitment, and builds a social re-imagine that should not be forgotten by the anthropologists. The book is a social drama of one of the 10 days of photo-cities that have been conducted in the midst of the remation, with struggle, disaster, liberation and self-interest, consideration and healing, and a communications of non-violence resistance. Most of all, the passionate politics that was run in the Ministan Commons on that day are reorganized at the level of emotional social science of social movements.

Korean title: 5·18 광주 커뮤니타스

Korean author: 강인철

Korean publisher: 사람의무늬

ISBN-13: 9791155504109