Im Seong-gwan: Bibliotherapy for suicide prevention

There were times in history when suicide was legal and understood positively, so they advised. But suicide was a long-term topic. He was appointed to give up his life from God and parents, even in the face of murder, either disrespectful or abdicating humanity. So many times, without telling their neighbors, without a funeral ceremony, they would try to repair the situation and forget it. And it was not until the 19th century that it became more or less a symbol of evil or sin, but rather a disease after- after-the-mispill. Freud viewed suicide as an individual and considered suicide a post-optimist, such as madness, depression, nervous breakdown, and self-disunity, while Türzwan found suicide to be a social phenomenon and so was considered a collective post-immune condition within a culture. As the anthropologists of the late 19th century began to make their own human interpretations of suicide, it was not the beginning of a single event, but the recognition and assessment of suicide as a phenomenon. And while suicide is a personal problem because it's self-killing, it has become recognized as a very large collective and social problem, which affects families and communities. So there is a worldwide rise in interest in suicide, and at the moment especially focused on prevention, and efforts are being made on national level. So why would people who have already committed suicide do that? I'm not sure why I didn't do that, when I hear you say you can live with your courage.

Korean title: 자살 예방을 위한 독서치료

Korean author: 임성관

Korean publisher: 시간의물레

ISBN-13: 9788965113928