Kim Taek-ho: Anarchism, the Root of Sorrow and Anger

One of the things that really illustrates the inner nature of modern American Anaquity is Korean literature in the 1920s and 30s. From traditional to exotic, Korea became a platform for many ideas in the early 20th century. The new intellectual environment in which the country had been a colony of young people in its own country for ten years, was still blocked by the colonial wall. So the various ideas of the day were triggered by reading and thinking and then being unleashed into discussion and expression. The argument that there is no limit to the fact that there are limits to separating literature from these ideas and politicalities that grew within youth and explaining it as a question-telling or a vague reality recognition is the key.

Korean title: 아나키즘, 비애와 분노의 뿌리

Korean author: 김택호

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791186356302