Sony Labu Tansi: Life After Death

"The life after death will be an art of seeing tomorrow with the eyes of today". The first Korean painting to be introduced to South Korea in the post-death lifestyle of 79 is Soni Lavou Tanshi, a writer representing Central Africa with the announcement "The Great Voice of African Literature.". He tried to give African language and subject to the form of modern novels that came in from the West, and was credited with destructing his own unique work world based on a remarkable reality. Especially after his death, life after the death of his great work was a right-handed work for today's classical classes in African literature, with the bloodletting and political oppression of the independent Congo of 1960. The ‘war ’ of the regime by a dictator and leader of the rebel forces, Marshall, in the republic of Catarana, has denounced the country’s violent excesses, oppression and captivity of dictatorship, which center on a few military punishments, and the repeated paralysis of the colony after the liberation of the nation. For the Koreans, though still a strange Republic of Congo, you can read with deep empathy the 20th century history of the rise of the dictatorship after colonial rule, which is a shadow of the unquenched colonial era.

Korean title: 죽음 뒤의 삶

Korean author: 소니 라부 탄시

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936464820