Jo Munam: Phronesis, the fluttering of the soul's wings

The world formed by such unique languages as Ecratheia, Soprosine, Pronesis, Practis, Agatos, Calos and... is no empty world. The world in which these languages create is a world where human souls purify themselves of the primitive urge of the 'world' and, as a result, transform over and over again. But this unique world is not visible to our naked eye, and we can only understand it by the language that we create and the way it's woven into it. And the way these languages are woven, there will certainly be forces that we cannot see with our naked eye. Between these languages, as a group of stars in the night sky, there will be an invisible force that draws each other off. So they're going to be one flock of each other. But what is that power like the force that draws them together, and it's a force that guides the invisible world? It's the subject of this book that identifies it. This is a detail of the vague image of human nature that was acquired after writing other works of authorship, The Planonic Love and Making the World So Comfortable. These books are all about the existence forms of human souls, which point toward the good. The book, which has the 'Flaw of the Goodship' as its bottom image, was to be compared with the 'Reforming Process of Souls ’ that Apulayius made up of the wing of an abstract butterfly.

Korean title: 프로네시스 그 영혼의 날갯짓

Korean author: 조무남

Korean publisher: 이담북스

ISBN-13: 9791168011465