Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
The author, Lionel Shriver, throughout the book has the couple engage in serious conversations reflecting well-thought-out opinions and insights, which adds a great deal to the enjoyment of the book. The professional couple appears to be in full control of their lives and to be contributing members of society. Yet, the blaring question between them is, “What will happen to us?”
The month of May in Gwangju is for remembering thousands of Gwangju citizens who rose up against the military junta oppression in May 1980, those who survived, and those who did not, and as such, is marked by various events and vigils. Among the many events keeping the spirit of the Gwangju Democratization Movement alive, the May 18 Education Forum took place last May 27 under the title “May 18 Democratic Uprising Meets Swedish Civic Education.” The Forum focused on exchange in the area of democratic civic education through a conversation with the invited educators from Sweden, where political participation through civic education has already become commonplace.
“I decided to focus on just three important elements: choosing a topic, planning, and audience experience.”
“It is definitely the most genuine and wholehearted language exchange program you could ever wish to experience.”
What would you do if you were the victim of a crime, and how confident are you that justice would be served? Xiaochen, exchange student from China Nowadays, our society … Read More
