Author: (Korean) Choi Su-jik
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: What does anarchism in the novel refer to? It is a metaphor that challenges the governmentism and centralization in the novel. This metaphor is undeniably felt as nihilistic at a higher level. This challenge is novel, targeting the novel itself. Choi Su-jik yearns not for the superficial world of the story, but for the transformation of the novel. Many writers have long dreamed of transforming the novel and have used various props outside the novel to attempt such transformations, but Choi Su-jik employed a unique method. He did not introduce new props or devices, but instead, within the inner world of the novel, gradually exposed its flaws.
A Anarchist's Love (Vol. 1 & 2)
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