Lee Sang-ran: Lee Kang-baek's Plays and Self-Realization

From the dream of a desert, a boy's dream of life in a desert-like wilderness, to the near realization of the death of a brigade whose lives were sacrificed to many other deaths... nine books of this collection cast questions and plays on how a weak ‘ individual is as impassable as a population ’ in the reality that the writer faces at each stage of his life. Thus, in his work, the dramatic actors have life problems and are dedicated to their entire existence, reaching extreme purity. The playwright, the Great White, elaborates his own microspace of drama and throws pure crystal into the center. And the writer, in the circumstances she was placed, has to deal with people in different scales and push his problem to the extreme. The dramatic self-image meets the quays of each stage of life. Thus, the creation process of the small universe, which is composed in one work, will be dissolved and then made up of another micro-space, is linked to the writer's'self-reacting' process. The title of the book, entitled "The Great White Drama and Self-Success," is to connect the formation of microspaces created for 50 years with the self-responsibility process of psychoanalysis that Carl Jung has advocated, and to try to destabilize the dramatic actors' self-construction phases and ways of self-application, while the playwrights ’ self-servation from it. In the head.

Korean title: 이강백희곡과 자기실현

Korean author: 이상란

Korean publisher: 평민사

ISBN-13: 9788971150825