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보다: 김영하의 인사이트 아웃사이트

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In this collection of 26 essays published in 2014, Kim Young-ha delves into the problems of art and humanity, and social issues and problems from macroscopic and microscopic perspectives. This illustrated collection of Kim Young-ha’s writings elucidates his critical views on humanity and social structures.

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김영하

Kim Young-ha김영하

Kim Young-ha (b.1968) debuted in the quarterly magazine Review in 1995 with the short story “Reflections in the Mirror.” His short story collections include What Happened to the Guy Stuck in the Elevator? and He’s Back, None the Wiser. His novels are I Have the Right to Destroy Myself, Why Arang, Black Flower, Your Republic Is Calling You, Quiz Show, I Hear Your Voice, and How a Murderer Remembers. He is an op-ed writer for The New York Times and has won the Hyundae Literary Award, the Dong-in Literary Award, and the Yi Sang Literary Award.

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