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Printed/Published Work Korean(한국어)

어느 무정부주의자의 사랑

About the Original Works

Original Title
어느 무정부주의자의 사랑
Title Romanization
Eoneu mujeongbujuuijaui sarang
English Title(Printed)
The Love of an Anarchist
Classification

KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Fiction > 20th century

Author
Choi Suchol
Co-Author
-
Published Year
1991
Publisher
열음사
ISBN
2004623000872
Main Characters
Narrator, woman
Subject/Theme
Repressed sexuality; love; violence;

About the Author

  • Choi Suchol
  • Birth : - ~ Unknown
  • Occupation : Novelist
  • First Name : Suchol
  • Family Name : Choi
  • Korean Name : 최수철
  • ISNI : 0000000067521725
  • Works : 7
Plot

The narrator goes on a trip with his girlfriend, and during the trip, he makes observations about her and wonders about love and sex. He also thinks his writing and his way of storytelling start from a joke or some misunderstanding. He also comes to believe that he loves, misunderstands, and jokes in order to criticize those who never examine their lives.

Descriptions(Languages 2)
  • Korean(한국어)
  • English(English)

1991년에 출간한 최수철의 장편소설이다. 작품은 인간의 폭력, 억압된 성(性), 몰반성적이며 관습적인 태도 등을 다루고있다. 작가는 섬세한 문장과 파격적인 문제의식으로 현실사회를 구성하는 폭력이 인간에 대한 다양한 억압과 연결되어 있으며 그 중의 하나로 인간의 성(性)에 대한 은폐와 억압이라는 것을 보여주고 있다. 또한 이러한 폭력적인 현실은 기성사회의 몰반성적인 태도에서 비롯되고 있음을 비판하고 있다.

Published in 1991, this novel by Choi Suchol is about violence, repressed sexuality, and the unexamined life. With these provocative themes, the writer illustrates how violence is systematically implemented to oppress humans in diverse ways, one of which is sexual repression . He also points out that this violence continues because people never examine their actions and the consequences.

Translated Books1

  • Chinese(汉语) Book Available
    一个无政府主义者的爱情
    Choi Suchol et al / 崔秀哲 / 2005 / KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Fiction > 20th century
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