Park Tae-il: local humanities

The book is the fourth of the Ch’in-Taill's. Three books that were written in 2010 and four irons from Shang Mongolia: The two constellations are one in the south, the other in the morning light, and the one in this book is written six years from 2011 to 2003. The first post, which was published in 2011, appeared in the South African newspaper Shang, hoping that local human literature would become deeper and more frequent. Part 2 was formed in fact 12 times during December 2011 through January 2012 on the foundation of the Cultural Foundation. And the third part is written in the International Press, which was the International Media column, from March 2012 to November of '203, and a few other media articles and a list of four and five. The book was written in 60 wholes, with information that was either wrong about the area of Western-south-sung or local culture, or something that would help to bring new knowledge to the public. The reason it's called "The People's Land" is that humanities are a study of finding and wiping people's lives as people, and they want to make the local humanities more profound and frequent. The author is determined that the book’s ‘ insights toward his territory, from all over the country, and the walk across the region ’ will continue to persist.

Korean title: 지역 인문학

Korean author: 박태일

Korean publisher: 작가와비평

ISBN-13: 9791155922118