Kim Young-min: Capital and Soul

If the philosopher Kim Young Min's entire work [intense and soul] has spoken of a soul that is born of attention with ‘practic modesty, ’ it seeks the souls of people in this era who are not as much alive as the tail of Archieang on spring between capital and capital. A spirit in capitalism would be placed in the same depth of favor and whims that roam amongst the elementary students Juliet and Romeo. The book looks on media and systems critically, exploring the consumer as a symptom of the age of tinnitus, examining the faces of capitalist aesthetics as individual identity, why anyone should be able to mix with Jean Nature's death, and the distortions and the reality of forgiveness and confession that are associated with Kim's historicity through the death of Nomu-Suk-Soon. In the reign of ‘grow, grow, grow and grow, new ’ we have forgotten to ask a question that we consume. We eat a lot and we rarely ask questions, although the Virginia Wolf and Simon Bemill say, "You should eat less and ask more questions.". He looks for role models as a way to grow him, flies like flies, but hopes to get paid in time, and prepares for the next move. We are unlikely to open the door to ourselves, which is bigger than ourselves. But even those individuals will be able to go through their own years and deeds, revealing their journey through my face. Some of the faces in particular will not be in vain in their life, being transformed into a place of deep reverence.

Korean title: 자본과 영혼

Korean author: 김영민

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9788967356279