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Park Hoon-ha: I live in the city

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Korean title: 나는 도시에 산다

Korean author: 박훈하

Korean publisher: 비온후

ISBN-13: 9788990969347

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SA*****
June 22, 2009

"The first story is to re-recall old, small memories from the city, with all its past memories being destroyed, and the second through the process of dispersing, it saves the city's unhuman menstruation which gives its inhabitants permanent status.". And in the last group, we assembled a small act that could resist this classical contradiction of the city. "The publisher says,. It seems to be too dry and too brief. The stories and photographs of such publishers and authors in his city were

KE****
May 2, 2009

I wanted to live in a city. There, across the mountain, on the east side, I wanted people to live like noon at night. In the North, in a village of such a name-sickness, I have been living at night, washing my sweat with cold water, throwing stones at dogs to follow me. They say. It barks. I'm just like you, you know? I didn't think of it that way, but the dog is dead. I ate and died in my tears, being a day's bread in someone's mouth, and did my best to the end. It doesn't matter whether he

KE****
April 25, 2009

I wanted to live in a city. There, across the mountain, on the east side, I wanted people to live like noon at night. In the North, in a village of such a name-sickness, I have been living at night, washing my sweat with cold water, throwing stones at dogs to follow me. They say. It barks. I'm just like you, you know? I didn't think of it that way, but the dog is dead. I ate and died in my tears, being a day's bread in someone's mouth, and did my best to the end. It doesn't matter whether he

DD*******
April 4, 2009

I live in a village. A bony, busy life with eyes and noses? It is not a city that lives in one direction, but it does live in a middle village, not a common country, where it is often thought that you have to drive for hours in the city. I have never experienced a changing city, and I have not felt the loss of it. This is where we are now. I've never moved in. Life in Taj was all I had been doing for three years in school since I was 20. I wanted to live in a city of cultural distinctions and

ST******
April 3, 2009

I wanted to live in a city. My place is not rural, it's not urban. It's a good thing a ruraler is a country, but it's not, and if a city is a city, the cities are open with accidents, and so are not. I can't even walk around in the middle of nowhere. There are limits of space, of course, but more often than not, we've been confronted with limits of sight and footless words. So a city that seemed free and could be carried around as much as possible was the object of my envy, of my wish to go,

박훈하: 나는 도시에 산다
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