Kim Ji-hoon: The Ideology and Historical Perception of Post-War Intellectuals

Humanities are a total approach to human life in a certain time and space. Here we want to address the identity of East Asian humanities by following World War II, tracking the correlation between intellectual private and historical awareness and the re-initiation of Eastern human literature. The book is tracking the trajectory of ideology in Part 1 and the intellectuals who were looking for directions in the postwar re-existing of the East Asian international order. Part 2 is looking at the changes in and features of the history of the late East Asian intellectuals. Since World War II, East Asia has tried to build a new nation in the Cold War order, which centers on the United States and the Soviet Union. The Cold War has led to conflicts and conflicts of the history of countries, including the history-based ideology and history of East Asia. The world now is affected by the international conflict, including South Korea, as it calls for an all-out confrontation. We hope that the change in history perception and the reality of the intellectuals in the postwar East Asia will allow us to expand our consciousness of problems. (Stempering).

Korean title: 전후 지식인의 이데올로기와 역사인식

Korean author: 김지훈

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160684865