Lee Kang: Maxim Gorky's Humanism

Gorki's humanityism from the early fragment to the last masterpiece shows a lot of changes and profoundness. The book is not a philosophical argument for Conky's humanity but rather a guide to new perspectives on the author's life and work, as it explains the new electrical data of the author and, above all, the potential of a new interpretation of his work. You can see in this book the diversity of the humanism of Goulki by a new approach to specific works. I hope that readers will be able to re-read this book and its work, and find it in a deep longing for human beings with deep compassion for them, and at the same time find it again with great sincerity and a profound hatred of people, perhaps even of them, ‘without any myth,’ and a sad compassion of author Kungki. And I hope that the new humanity of the 21st century is a time to think together about what it should be.

Korean title: 막심 고리키의 인간주의

Korean author: 이강은

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791167420008