A fawn caught in the snare

A fawn caught in the snare

$30.29
Description
Story of people with Hansen’s disease
A FAWN CAUGHT IN THE SNARE

The Metaphor of “Baby Deer” and the Snare
Sorokdo, “The Island of Baby Deer.” Behind its beautiful name lies the
hidden screams of souls caught in an invisible snare of social stigma,
unable to move, unable to escape.

The Weight of Records, the Voice of Truth
Five years of research, 40,000 pages of records: the silenced history
of Hansen’s disease patients. Peeling back the layers of prejudice to
reveal the true weight of life and death they carried upon their backs.
저자

MUN-SU OH

전남 곡성에서 태어나 전남대학교에서 영어영문학을 전공했고 동 대학원에서 영어교육학을 공부하며 중등교사로 재직하다 퇴직했다. 교육 현장에 근무하던 중 교육계의 비리를 맨몸으로 맞은 후 시민운동에 뛰어들었다. 홀로 외치는 자의 한계를 절감하며 대중들과 공감대를 형성하고자 오마이뉴스 시민기자가 되어 1,300여 개의 글을 썼다. 내친김에 시민단체 공동대표를 겸하며 뜻있는 지인들과 힘을 합쳐 여수 지역언론사인 여수넷통뉴스를 창간해 2대 대표를 역임했다. 현재는 목포대학교 도서문화연구원으로 지내며 글을 쓰고 있다.

목차

Ⅰ. 3p
Tears of a Hundred-Year-Old Man from North Korea
Words of the Wandering Patients
The Massacre of Eighty-Four Souls Amid the Turmoil of Liberation
The arrival of North Korean Soldiers on Sorokdo
Patients transferred to Sorokdo from Northern Daedo Sanatoriums
Jjaengi Incident
The Baseless Legend of Child Eating
Ⅱ. 53p
Following in the Footsteps of the Good Samaritan
Choi Heung-jong, Father of the Beggars
Renaming to Aeyangwon
Director Topple, Who Guided the Transformation of Aeyangwon’s
Medical Mission
“The Second Yongpal-i, Who Served Two Terms in the Military”
Ⅲ. 113p
She came to Sorokdo to Die, but There she found Life.
The Lurching, Staggering Old Woman
The Culture of ‘Choosing Family’
Sorokdo, Where Even a Dung Overseer Held Power
Japan’s Harsh Hansen’s Disease Policies and Their
Victims: Patients on the Korean Peninsula
Ⅳ. 157p
“People who were rejected with a ‘Kirai.’”
Prejudice and Symptoms of Hansen’s Disease
Conflicts Within Gusaengwon
Seongsimwon: Born from the Compassion and Care of Father Joo Costanzo
Kim In-tae and Bae Do-kwon: Settling in Sancheong
The Birth of Seongsimwon
Jung Simone, the Second Director
Father Aloysius Uribe: A Life Devoted to Hansen’s
Disease Patients in Korea
Ⅴ. 209p
Thanks to a Kind-Hearted Mother and Her Devoted Husband
The Mud-Brick Pigsty
A Daughter Who Grew Up Well Despite the Teasing
Children Who Turned Out Well
Ⅵ. 245p
Poetry Read in Braille on the Tongue
Kim Hail: Born into a Poor Farming Family
The Brothers Who Began to Weave Straw Mats
The Whole Family Crosses Over to Japan
The Scrap Dealer Father Falls Ill
Kimiko, Who Looked After Kim Hail
On the Brink of Blindness After an American Air Raid
Beginning Literary Life Through Tanka
Reading with the Tongue
Learning Korean Braille with the Whole Body
Joining the Struggle to Revise the National Pension
Law for Foreign Sanatorium Residents
From the Japanese Name “Kanayama Mitsuo” Back to “Kim Hail”
Fulfilling His Long Cherished Wish to Visit His Homeland
Ⅶ. 299p
When Hardship Breaks Through: Becoming a Makeshift Doctor
The Daegu Frog Boys disappearance case, false media reports
damaged reputation
The Vittori Massacre: A Clash Between the Struggle for Survival
and the Defense of Community
Ⅷ. 329p
Two Directors Who Claimed to Love Hansen’s Patients
Treat Them as Human Beings First
IX. 399p
To Become a Bluebird in Death and Sing a Blue Song
433p Endorsement - Jung Sang-kwon
Founder, International IDEA Association
President, Korea IDEA Association

435p Author Mun-su Oh