The long spear et al.: How We Are Here: Refugee Experiences and Memories

Historically, refugees were always there for us. After the loss of the country, the Koreans, after the first year of the Japanese occupation and liberation, were the last refugees to be alienated from their history and land. The recent outbreak of refugees that we have encountered has set the stage for the division of modern nation states and the “out-of-the-line life” associated with birth. The refugees were the ones who asked us who we were across the border, and we showed their hatred and hatred toward the sudden appearance of a strange batsman. Our minds were being torn apart by the market blindism, the myth of growth, and already have been developing in us a feeling of hatred and hatred. We must redefine humans as being, not as isolated, selfish agents, but as being in a imperfect state, as having to work together and keep them in company. The fear of bats can then be associated with the process of foreign immigrants living their own way, without distorting their fears with disgust and hatred, without disturbing their sense of disparity in meeting with exotic bats. The book, composed of eight pages, was about to move beyond the ‘Food’ position of the refugee now required by the time it turned on and turned on the island of Jeju. To know how we have lived to "here" is to confront our experience and memory. The encounter between refugees and memories of the island of Jeju and the people who had memories of them was not as wonderful as they expected. Of course, the experience and memory of refugees is more positive and accepted than those of the people on the island of Jeju.

Korean title: 어떻게 여기 난민: 난민 경험과 기억

Korean author: 장창은 외

Korean publisher: 온샘

ISBN-13: 9791192062105