The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves - and Why It Matters
by B. R. Myers
B. R. Myers explores how North Koreans are taught to view themselves and their country. By examining this national self-image, the book considers the influence of ideology, culture, and political perception on understanding North Korea and its place in the world.
About This Book
B. R. Myers examines North Korean ideas about national identity and how those ideas shape the country’s public self-image.
The book focuses on the way North Koreans are taught to understand themselves, their nation, and the world around them.
By considering these views, it explores why North Korean self-perception matters beyond the country’s borders.
This work offers a perspective on North Korea through its ideology, culture, and political outlook.
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