Seo Dong-ju: Post-war shedding and the escape of democracy

The book is divided into seven articles, one and two. The First Post-Translative Ideas and the Agenda show a post-conflict post-war history. Yosimoto da Kaaaki, Eto Joon, Gato Norichro, and Otukka Aisi, who has a non-lightly thought-out shares in Japanese postwar history, are the subjects of discussion. The reason why we're using the word'sun' is because in every discussion of the First, Etocen's post-conference theory was being conscious and he wanted to show that he was connecting each argument into a loop. On the other hand, if the first was a strong character in literary criticism, cultural criticism, then the 'The Descent Imagination of Post-war Democracy' contained three main sections that give the insight to the study of classical thought. Each is based on the idea, historical meaning of the 'war democratic criticism' that has developed in each area of the problem. Two articles in particular are expected to provide balance and unity of virtues for the Korean Japanese post-war ideology with a little weight on the post-agenistism.

Korean title: 전후의 탈각과 민주주의의 탈주

Korean author: 서동주

Korean publisher: 박문사

ISBN-13: 9791189292621