Kim Wook-dong: Seol Jeong-sik, Literature of Anger

The establishment, the literary of anger, is the presumption of a poet, novelist, English scholar. 1953) and literature based on a lot of literature and photographs. And through him, he dramatically shows the tragic fate of a 20th century Korean intellectual. The setting was a living witness to most of Korea's most unfortunate modern history, and its confusing liberation and war. He was born in the province of Hamsun, and he graduated from normal school in 1929 and entered a successful agricultural school but was expelled from school because of his involvement in Cantonian student movement. Then I went to China and returned to the branch of Yeon-hee Tech in 1933. And in 1935, I moved to Japan, where I graduated from a commercial school and went to the university in the first year of 1936 to the school of Yeon-hee, where my father returned to the United States for the news of his absence in 1937. He was then living in and around the country, and he was free in 1945. The ceremony, which was a confusing liberation period, was deeply involved in political activities, including joining the Chosun Communist Party and the president of the Foreign Literature Department as an ally. Then, when the Korean War broke out, he joined the People's Army and served as an English interpreter for the Korean delegation at the Human Rights Conference in North Korea, 1951. The area where the setting took place until death at the young age of Mammian Sal, which is roughly ‘the Great China China China Beijing,’ Japan, Tokyo, Japan, New York City, U.S.A., ’ is not a positive consequence of his life.

Korean title: 설정식, 분노의 문학

Korean author: 김욱동

Korean publisher: 삼인

ISBN-13: 9788964362532