Jang Yun-su: Do, asking for directions while walking

The lonely word on the top of East Asian thought......is being traced back to the hard line of exploration that so many people have challenged in their quest for a novel which begins with the story of a man who became a ‘philosophy professor ’ and became a pastor. He was asked by a student, "What is a dodgy?", and for a long time he passed on his gag, six years, and became a minister in theology. And when you look at the author's profile, it says,. The author went to the university philosophy department to help him grow up and become a pastor under a devout Christian mother, but from then on he was so overwhelmed by criticism and skepticism that he ended up having lost his pastor's dream and becoming an Oriental philosopher. In a way, they come up like the typical modern man who asks for a way out on the road and then climbs another road. That's why he wrote this book. In his 18th series of ‘Requist Old Questions ’ published by the Korean National Institute of Sciences, he is taking a detailed look at Dobham's three thousand years of history and is drawing out the key reasons for troubled philanthropics:. To narrow down, the main goal of the East Asian history is to look at the historical development of the idea of ‘do ’ centered on the idea that the idea is subject to a sense of values and its theoretical nature.

Korean title: 도, 길을 가며 길을 묻다

Korean author: 장윤수

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9788967355463