No one answered.
• Original title : 아무도 대답하지 않았다
• Price : 9,900KRW
• Product Dimensions :
153x210, 232pages
• Publication Date : 2009-03-02
• ISBN : 978-89-5828-352-2 43810
Book Information & Summary
Written by Bae Bong-gi
A student committed a suicide in a local high school. However, no one even tried to figure out why he killed himself. There were not even such rumors that he had problems at home, or he was frustrated with his grades. Instead, everyone just seemed to be quiet and try to get through this event as if nothing happened. Even school’s internet newspaper, ‘The Voice’, did not actively cover this story. The editors of ‘The Voice’, who were all student reporters, opened a meeting to cover this story,
but no one dared to say a word. Young-woo and Min-je, the reporters who were in the same class with the dead student in the first grade, also did not say a word.
After a few of quiet hours, the leading teacher, Mr. Seo, Yong-hyun, suggested writing a simple story based on the fact itself, but at that time, Young-woo who did not say a word suddenly stood out. He suggested that the suicide of Kim, Chan-O should be treated as more than just a simple story, therefore, ‘The Voice’ decided to deal with this event as a cover story. Mr. Seo was already asked not to make a big deal about this event from the Dean of the school, but he let students accept Young-woo’s thought.
This book shows how the school society is so exclusive, and how differently teachers lead students in their control through various events happening in school after the second grade student, Min-je, Young-woo, and Seung-wook participated in cover story as series articles. The book also describes that how students are isolated from others in school, where they spend nearly 90% of their time.
A student committed a suicide in a local high school. However, no one even tried to figure out why he killed himself. There were not even such rumors that he had problems at home, or he was frustrated with his grades. Instead, everyone just seemed to be quiet and try to get through this event as if nothing happened. Even school’s internet newspaper, ‘The Voice’, did not actively cover this story. The editors of ‘The Voice’, who were all student reporters, opened a meeting to cover this story,
but no one dared to say a word. Young-woo and Min-je, the reporters who were in the same class with the dead student in the first grade, also did not say a word.
After a few of quiet hours, the leading teacher, Mr. Seo, Yong-hyun, suggested writing a simple story based on the fact itself, but at that time, Young-woo who did not say a word suddenly stood out. He suggested that the suicide of Kim, Chan-O should be treated as more than just a simple story, therefore, ‘The Voice’ decided to deal with this event as a cover story. Mr. Seo was already asked not to make a big deal about this event from the Dean of the school, but he let students accept Young-woo’s thought.
This book shows how the school society is so exclusive, and how differently teachers lead students in their control through various events happening in school after the second grade student, Min-je, Young-woo, and Seung-wook participated in cover story as series articles. The book also describes that how students are isolated from others in school, where they spend nearly 90% of their time.