Kwon Kyung-mi: The lives of farmers, workers, and urban outsiders under the Park Chung-hee regime

The life of the peasant-worker, a working-man, in the system of farmers, is a study of these words, Joseph Lee and our lower class figures in the novels of the monk and his wife, along with the implications of the ‘ resistance ’ and the ‘ struggle ’ of the lower class as they go through the process of modernization and industrialization. The 1970s were the period when the lower classes were found in all societies, both in literature and in literature. Because it was meant by the rise of the lower classes, who were weak social groups, literary commentators have given meaning to the status quo. Park Jong-hee's absence, while the fact that the lower classes are found in dictatorships and their voices are exposed is well worth the effort, but there was also the limit to the fact of the fact, because of the lack of a complete hierarchy of lower classes, and the lack in sight of the surface. If research has only given meaning to the discovery of lower classes in literature, it is now necessary to focus on the lower class life of the 1970s. The book saved the order of the 1970s, which is the only way to see the Mac of the lower classes.

Korean title: 박정희체제 속 농민 노동자 도시 이방인의 삶

Korean author: 권경미

Korean publisher: 혜안

ISBN-13: 9788984945524