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This paper analyzes the history of human rights institutions, discourses, and daily life with respect to the period preceding the Civil Rights Movement in Korea, which began in the mid-1970’s. At that time, an authoritarian regime politicized human rights, ‘anti-communism,’ and ‘homeland’ modernization in order to obtain legitimacy; furthermore, a formal human rights program was started. However, people did not have a clear understanding of human rights as a concept. At first it was formulated as a system and actively used as a form of police violence and a survival strategy for the regime; The concept of human rights became internalized; this time was not the ‘Era of Darkness’, but rather a time when the literal meaning of human rights was systematized and accepted by society. In other words, this time was the beginning of the civil rights movement. After the importance of human rights was recognized in principle, regardless of what the government originally intended, it was understood as an important realization of the values we hold paramount in life.
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1. 들어가며
2. 한국 인권론에서 1950~70년대 초의 의미
3. 정부의 인권제도 도입과 담론
4. 민간의 인권제도 활용과 요구
5. 인권운동 출현의 전사前史로서의 저항
6. 결론
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