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I must confess, until I opened this book, it was a complete haven for Indian culture. At best, they had only a small, superficial image of yoga, Taj Mahal, or a country that was cow-sharing on the streets. But for more than 20 years, the Indian confrontation with the English-based writer who lived in India has been a great guide to my ignorance. Instead of the complicated, heavy historical and social topics being untapped by difficult academic terms, even the Indian beginner was able to read
Gong Young-soo: India, Conflict and Coexistence
looking at the past, the present, and the future of India, with confrontations and coexistence. From the rise and fall of the dynasty to the festivals and food, every corner of Indian history is solved by the coexistence that human beings experience. Korean readers who live in the midst of bitter confrontations and coexistences as India does, can understand India more deeply in this way. And to see what Indians have been fighting over and how they came together is a good example and an inspiration for our lives today.
Korean title: 인도, 대립과 공존
Korean author: 공영수
Korean publisher: 소장각
ISBN-13: 9791198252050
Reviews
I must confess, until I opened this book, it was a complete haven for Indian culture. At best, they had only a small, superficial image of yoga, Taj Mahal, or a country that was cow-sharing on the streets. But for more than 20 years, the Indian confrontation with the English-based writer who lived in India has been a great guide to my ignorance. Instead of the complicated, heavy historical and social topics being untapped by difficult academic terms, even the Indian beginner was able to read
