Lee Byung-hoon: Confucius and Socrates

What is a human being? What is society and what is the nation? The two arguments are not to be overlooked in the story of individuals and communities. Scholars have been working on this for a long time, and still have questions. How can individuals lead a human life in a community, society or nation? The Commons and Socrates, the origin of Eastern and Western political ideas. Their lives have produced the same people who think about ideal nations and politics. The author and forensic professor, Professor Private Hye-hun, began studying the lives of the synoptic and Socrates while studying the Korean writings. The princess who tried to build a desirable nation by linking her learned truths with politics, and Socrates, who argued that the state must be moral in order to make the individual happy. As a social science student who could not pass this move, the author has studied the arts and Socrates as a political perspective and after a long time opens his mouth to two people's political ideas about their relationship to the nation. What is the political idea that he has read about in the lives of two people who are thought to be the origin of Eastern and Western philosophy? What does that direction indicate about the relationship of individuals to nations today? The author introduces the idea of the princess and Socrates in the First Amendment and talks about the ideal state and politics that they were trying to build. Part 2 also tells of the lives and ideas of the people who wanted to create a human-centered society through a clear war on the life of the princess and Socrates.

Korean title: 공자와 소크라테스

Korean author: 이병훈

Korean publisher: 산지니

ISBN-13: 9788965454847