Lee Kyung-jae: A world overflowing with heterogeneous melodies

The World of Immunities and Distant Symphony is a book published in 'Things of the Many Cultural Times' in '30. I took half of the previous book, and I put in more minutes than that. The basic direction of change is to focus more on the literature of the 21st century, the modernized multicultural age. And the statistics of our society, which have changed over the last five years, reflect as much as possible. Basically, it is a study of novels that have transformed the immigrants who have come into our society since the 2000s. Chapter 3. Chapter 4 is about marriage-murdered women, and Chapter 5 is about migrant workers, chapter 6. Chapter 7. Chapter 8 focused on the novel about the Tarbook. Chapter one is a introduction to this book, and chapter two is an attempt to provide a view of what today's multicultural phenomenon is not about other people's stories, but about us. Chapter 9. Chapter 10 and 11 specifically looked at the various images of imaginations and sights created by the multicultural age. Instead of lighting individual works and writers, 11 other chapters, we try to identify multicultural novels with a little bit of macroview. Finally, the title of the book, The World with its exotic melody, comes from this first novel, The Jerusalem Bible. The author interpreted the idea of a double-linguistic identity as a story that he came to affirm when Henry Park, the second-year-old of fun, tried to become a real native (pure American), and finally realized it was an impossible dream.

Korean title: 이질적인 선율들이 넘치는 세계

Korean author: 이경재

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159055867