Kang Yoon-ah: Conversation with European Early Childhood Theater Artists

A conversation with European British Infantry Artists is a book by child-immigration researchers who met and analyzed the ten teams of British British and infant artists in Europe, which are based on the question “Who is the infant child”. The British Society has been born in Europe as a play for the 0-6-year-old infant audience, and has been introduced for over 40 years to become a European-centered phenomenon, a recently wounded area that was rarely created in our country for decades. The writer, in many cases, has introduced the idea that children, or youths, are bound to his artistic interest and search for the landscape of the Young Infants ’ Youth group of ten artists, including the art world of the British Society of Artists, and the area of the English Children's Society of Saints. The ten dynamic interviews that vividly capture artist enthusiasm contain the power and charm of infantry. The analysis of ten interviews also presents exciting discoveries about infant infants, both young and young. That's why it is possible to look at the reality of the adult as a result of the fact that infants are an attractive partner of artists, that the British Oceanic is a community space of creators and recipients and generations and close communication. According to the writer, “immitation is a place where we can rethink the naturalized values in adult-centered reality in relation to adults and children, reason/language and sense, custom and instinct.

Korean title: 유럽 영유아극 예술가들과의 대화

Korean author: 강윤아

Korean publisher: 문사철

ISBN-13: 9791192239286