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One thing that I have clearly felt when I read the book is the way he diagnosed this mess of society. Dr. Kowe-won thinks he's a decent guy. The book, which preemptives the social and felicity of the Torah, but is telling the value of a compassionate and fair sharing, is not just a message like ‘The Republic of Korea. ’. Many OPANIan leaders or experts have diagnosed and criticized social problems by their authors alone, with a nice touch on the table. The good thing here is not to be
Cho Chang-won: Dreaming of a society of mutual respect
What does compassion and fairness and sharing have to do with each other? Every one of them is a valuable value. Each of them has its advantages and its limitations. Compassion calls for fairness and fairness is achieved by sharing. The author of this book is called the King. You put three in there and you throw them up. Through the Tombar spirit, we have organized social phenomena and contemporaryism into a way of looking at it. Explore of major values, of course, has dealt with the rising tide of greed, academic gold, foreign adoption, Koreans, corporate social responsibility, and other hot potatoes of this era in three dimensions. While a lot of issues are so complex that the confirmation bias is great, it is said that a local society can dream of having shared compassion fair-mindedly as a harmonic. It's a pretty nice book for readers who want to read the world from the logic of the camp.
Korean title: 토렴 사회를 꿈꾸며
Korean author: 조창원
Korean publisher: 불난서가
ISBN-13: 9791187431275
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One thing that I have clearly felt when I read the book is the way he diagnosed this mess of society. Dr. Kowe-won thinks he's a decent guy. The book, which preemptives the social and felicity of the Torah, but is telling the value of a compassionate and fair sharing, is not just a message like ‘The Republic of Korea. ’. Many OPANIan leaders or experts have diagnosed and criticized social problems by their authors alone, with a nice touch on the table. The good thing here is not to be
