Oh Yu-shin: Sirens and emergency exits

Instead of being a violent student who became a teacher, a student who suffered from verbal abuse and physical abuse in school returned to school. I was teaching kids in elementary school and wondered about my sick body and my heart. I wanted to know us as a source of strength, such as violence, poverty, anxiety, family, divorce, local, education, well-being, disability, disease, health, labor, gender, care, and militaryism. From teachers who were victims of sexual harassment to primary school cleaning rooms, from pregnant high school parents to new school teachers who had been diagnosed with over-injury behavior disorders, from mothers who looked after their daughter with bipolar disorder to operators of grass - root organizations, 15 people who traveled through school, education, labor, physical and welfare differently. A brand of poverty, which should not be described as flat, has created extraordinary insights and brilliant wisdom. The sirens and emergency exits are accounts of ordinary people who pass the tunnel of life with current teachers, O Yu-Sin, who suffered school violence as teenagers. The author, who is looking for a way to turn the pain of torment into a resource for his own better life, goes to the center of the school's system and connects it to a connected keyword. People who have traveled differently in care, education, labor, body and fugu are the ones who will ring sirens in the tunnel and be the exits of the tunnel. The stories of the different bodies and minds that they hear reveal the fundamentals of life, and add to the sense that I am not the only one who lives this way, even though I cannot change the world right now.

Korean title: 사이렌과 비상구

Korean author: 오유신

Korean publisher: 이매진

ISBN-13: 9791155311455