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='''Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance'''= | ='''Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance'''= | ||
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| − | [[S2024-G012|Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance]] explores how writers transformed trauma into testimony and resistance into art. From the grassroots education of [[들불야학|Deulbul Night School]] to [[황석영|Hwang Sok-yong]] | + | [[S2024-G012|Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance]] explores how writers transformed trauma into testimony and resistance into art. From the grassroots education of [[들불야학|Deulbul (Wildfire) Night School]] to [[황석영|Hwang Sok-yong]]’s powerful narratives and [[한강|Han Kang]]’s Nobel Prize-winning works, literature became a vessel for memory and healing. [[이재의|Lee Jae-ui]]’s documentary diary and [[김준태|Kim Jun-tae]]’s poetry preserve the voices of May 18, ensuring that democratic ideals live on through the written word. |
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Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance
Content
Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance explores how writers transformed trauma into testimony and resistance into art. From the grassroots education of Deulbul (Wildfire) Night School to Hwang Sok-yong’s powerful narratives and Han Kang’s Nobel Prize-winning works, literature became a vessel for memory and healing. Lee Jae-ui’s documentary diary and Kim Jun-tae’s poetry preserve the voices of May 18, ensuring that democratic ideals live on through the written word.
Story Map
- Literary Witnesses: Writing Democracy and Resistance
- Deulbul Night School and Nokdu Bookstore
- Fictional Portrayals of the May 18 Democratic Uprising: Literature
- Hwang Sok-yong: Remembering the May 18 Democratic Uprising through Words
- From Gwangju to the World: Nobel Prize Laureate Han Kang
- Recording the Events of the May 18 Democratic Uprising: Gwangju Diary by Lee Jae-eui
- Poet Kim Jun-tae: Remembering Gwangju and the May 18 Democratic Uprising
