Choi Jae-mok: Humanities on the Road

“Writing is painful. But it is a pleasant thing to do. Because it sets me free. I feel the pain and joy in his words at the same time. This book is a collection of writings written by a philosopher and poet, Professor Choin, who has been on the road for over 10 years. In his introduction, the headline said: “The real loneliness and anguish of a man who has been on the road, and who is not at all comfortable, and the hard moment of living among people, I have tried to break through these things, not by external struggle, but by my own writing. I was trying to show myself on the laundry line in a transparent language that communicates with as much as possible. “The Bible says that God is the Creator,” he says. A lot of different articles. Walking, bruising; 2. From Philosopia to philosophy; 3. European ‘ Hide in Humanities ’; 4. Between classical and ‘ personality ’; 5. Mandatory; 6. like standing in the open of literature, in the fiction of art, in six parts. A human concern called the meme is being talked to in similar ‘ grammars.’. Through Oriental philosophy, comparative Asian thought stories, poetic work, and artistic criticism, he sometimes asks: ‘ What are you doing? ‘ I’m going to go to the next meeting, ’ he says, ‘ and I’ll be there in a couple of weeks. ’. But this was a pleasant challenge and a trial. To get to the border, the no-station, the author had to keep his identity loose and elastic and have a constant conversation with various genres.

Korean title: 길 위의 인문학

Korean author: 최재목

Korean publisher: 지식과교양

ISBN-13: 9788967641108