Kang Jun-man: America is a drama.

The United States, with its theme, is a drama. The book tells of dramatic history during the growth process in which the United States of New Zealand has compressed the history of Europe's 2,000 years into one or two centuries. It's a world-class country, but the country that's called the American is the one that has a dramatic interest in history. Why? He is looking for him in Dreams. The American dream is already an American dream, but in the hearts of Americans, it maintains its life force. The reason for American history is that we cannot live without dreams and that the more we find ourselves in reality, the more our dreams are tied to them. The book is a six-month-old on the National Podcast, which has a theme American history, an analogy edition, an American dream, an automobile dream, a democracy, a Suspicion and Success, a post-cultural politics, violence and crime, and it's written on seven big themes: how the United States stole the world. The book, unlike the entire work written on each subject, has a 28-page sequence of events, which tells an interesting American story from the birth of Pocahontas mythology to the debate over Kinjay report.

Korean title: 미국은 드라마다

Korean author: 강준만

Korean publisher: 인물과사상사

ISBN-13: 9788959062645