The Minjung Art Movement Linda Hogan and the new phenomenon of

and the new phenomenon of jobless growth at the turn of the 21st century forms the heart of Part Three

With contributions from leading researchers in the field

surveys of drama and theater history

A colleague and close friend of Flaherty

The Minjung Art Movement Linda Hogan and the new phenomenon ofEmerging as multifaceted cultural activism, the minjung (people's) art movement defined the aesthetics of the pro democracy movements in the 1970s and 1980s in South Korea. Tracing minjung art's history and legacy, Sohl Lee explores how artists associated with the movement mobilized images, print, and performance to build movement publics and reimagine sovereignty. Hundreds of artists questioned the underlying assumptions of liberal democracies and