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When did women exist as self-spoken agents? I'm sure humans were the ones who always spoke, and when did women become subject to being the ones that could record their voices and their words and leave them in history? In our history it seems clear that it is a colonial period, clearly named'modern'. Even in the feudal ship, some of the women's sentences have been left as historical, but they are only rare and unfamiliar. So what's the difference between the voices of women starting from
Kim Kyung-il: 12 Modern Women, Speaking of Myself
This book, which is about the formation of modern Korean society and the change in women, was born in modern technology early in the first century of the First Great War, 1920 to. After his youth in the '30s and liberation, he took a stroke from the history of women in South Korea to research the personal records of 12 women (such as autobiography, electricity, diary, letter, interview). They have achieved social achievement in many ways: education, religion, press, independence movements, women's movements, social and artistic activities. But, on the one hand, like most of our contemporaries, under modern oppressions such as patriarchy and present - we have passed through a modern Korean society by yielding or resisting to life as daughters and wives and mothers.
Korean title: 근대 여성 12인, 나를 말하다
Korean author: 김경일
Korean publisher: 책과함께
ISBN-13: 9791188990795
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When did women exist as self-spoken agents? I'm sure humans were the ones who always spoke, and when did women become subject to being the ones that could record their voices and their words and leave them in history? In our history it seems clear that it is a colonial period, clearly named'modern'. Even in the feudal ship, some of the women's sentences have been left as historical, but they are only rare and unfamiliar. So what's the difference between the voices of women starting from
