Yoon Soo-jong: The Lives and Records of Minorities

A group of people, including the minority party and helper and friends or parents, who have tied together the written text, lives and records of the few. It is very significant that the shroud offers a space for the minority who find it difficult to reveal their thoughts through the general literary discourse. The book's association with the lucifero (a professor in the history of South Korea) says that, in the course of exploring something even more modest, it met a minority who could not write. When faced with the question of how to create written text, a helper was needed to express what the person could not express in language and text. It turns out that researchers have interviewed minority people and have been able to quote and write text that is described as ‘speaking ’ in a way that allows them to do so. Some called it ‘ ball - and - stuff ’ and others, ‘ expression aid. ’. It takes a variety of ways to represent the unspecified, the unimpressable, the invisible, the people with the hard-to-explainable traits, and those decimals. This is a book of the minority and the help-teller, friend or parent. In the sense of re-exacting the importance of the document, the title was also "The Life and Record of the Minors.". Books are tied together with four themes: movement, imprisonment, disability and identity.

Korean title: 소수자들의 삶과 기록

Korean author: 윤수종

Korean publisher: 문학들

ISBN-13: 9791186530672