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Choi Hyung-guk: Martial Arts Humanities

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[The Inhuman Literature] is a book that introduces the humanities of the arts: history, culture and philosophy. A traditional martial arts expert who has personally rode horses and trained bows and swords, and who gives a humane meaning to the martial arts, characteristics and values of Korean martial arts.

Korean title: 무예 인문학

Korean author: 최형국

Korean publisher: 인물과사상사

ISBN-13: 9788959064427

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YI******
June 13, 2017

He is a swordsman who has been practicing for over 20 years and is a humanist. "Do not look down on others by treating me as precious, and do not despise others for being small by making yourself great; and do you not take your courage lightly by looking at your enemies. "There are people who were doing bad work with horses during the 70th millennium, called horse-sharing bungee bunget, which is a word that we've heard from our team.". Jung-joon has built a special army, a long-range command to

HE******
June 13, 2017

If you think about it, "mirty" is a word that you hear a lot of times but you don't know exactly what it means. Although the image from this word is part of the verse, it still feels familiar, as if I've seen it somewhere. The "The Musher Mando" makes the feeling of familiarity with martial arts strange and more familiar. This book, which starts with a calm explanation of what martial arts are, first got me interested in the art of racing. The art of mastering the horse, which is a skill that

AL********
June 5, 2017

I attended the book concert of Mr. Dool in the past month, in the case of the WWDS. What impressed me at the book concert was that Dool kept her health in check, doing her own honor every day. The teacher thought that academic refinement and inebriation had a universal personality that complemented each other. So he spent his entire life as a scholar, combining learning and martial arts. The [manuscripts] recently published in the history of people and thought is also a product of academic

최형국: 무예 인문학
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