Reviews
'and recognize that your liberation and mine are closely connected, so that you can make a real solidarity between the disabled and other progressive social movements.'.
This book covers three big things:. The first is how the concept of disability arose and is now defined by society. The second is about the rights of disabled people in South Korea who are rarely recognized, such as education, labor and transportation. The third is why the movement of disabled people has to be progressive and anti-human, talking about the meaning and value of the liberal movement. I am still a non-disabled person, as defined by South Korean society. So I was uncomfortable
Kim Do-hyun: Do you know about disability?
Wukong, who knows the disorder, sees why there are so many prejudices and negative perceptions of the disorder that are known as "normal opposition" and "disversant" and“disabled.". Especially to suggest why disabled people risk their lives to fight for all kinds of rights, what's the right direction to live with disabled and disabled people? Part 1 explains the basic background of understanding disability socially and historically, and Part 2 analyzes closely the problems and the disabled movement facing Korean society today through a specific rights struggle among disabled people. Also, social measures to ensure disabled labor (high-end sugar systems, law prohibiting disabled people from discrimination). And they review it critically. And third part criticizes the reality of the Korean mainstream disabled, arguing that the disabled movement should move on to the "Enhanced Disabilities movement". And in distinction of relative progress and absolute progress, the liberalist movement is advised to develop into a movement that transcends policies and institutions as well as the principles of market economy, the principles for competition and efficiency, and individualism.
Korean title: 당신은 장애를 아는가
Korean author: 김도현
Korean publisher: 메이데이
ISBN-13: 9788991402065
Reviews
'and recognize that your liberation and mine are closely connected, so that you can make a real solidarity between the disabled and other progressive social movements.'.
This book covers three big things:. The first is how the concept of disability arose and is now defined by society. The second is about the rights of disabled people in South Korea who are rarely recognized, such as education, labor and transportation. The third is why the movement of disabled people has to be progressive and anti-human, talking about the meaning and value of the liberal movement. I am still a non-disabled person, as defined by South Korean society. So I was uncomfortable
