Kim Seong-dong: Modern Society and the Humanities

Humanities for a human life. The book is designed and organized in three parts to bring together various discussions that analyze social phenomena from a humanistic point of view, to introduce new generations to these diverse sources and to help them go deeper and further. The general debate on humanities, in the first period of the period, has looked at what humanities are, what second social justice is, what concerns about big data and its potential to apply humanities and what is now being invented, has been a question of typewriters and self-dependence, which has become mankind's eternal task after the invention of lies. The debate over South Korea's social realities begins with the inequality that is holding us in custody today: the multi-division. This gap, along with the difficulties of a young man's youth, and the problems of marriage and childbirth, which are of economic interest, is addressed to the problems in marriage and marriage. The global village's ideas are first to look at the problems of foreign aid for people who are struggling with poverty, and the problems that have followed of climate change, which are a concern for human survival, and also to address the question of animal and environmental care. Finally, we also review the contemporary interests of fair trade and basic incomes.

Korean title: 현대사회와 인문학

Korean author: 김성동

Korean publisher: 연암서가

ISBN-13: 9791160870053