Lee Young-kyung: Korean Thought and the Ethics of the Mind

One of the things that Koreans have been using as a source of human nature, of life, of moral awakening is heart. In this respect, the author defines Korean ideas as ‘heart ethics.’. The book considers the matter of ethics as a 'heart' defining Korean life. The soul of the Koreans, the heart of the singular myth, the spirit of reconciliation, the love of the originality, the mind of the mind, the soul of doubt, the absolute heart of self-imposing, the self-resistance of the repressive mind, and the self - determination of the rhythm, the moral act of the heart, and so on. In this book, the author first examines what Koreans live for, what ethics are, what hearts are for Koreans, what morals are for South Koreans and then takes a look at each of the eight minds listed above. The book is a revised edition of published Korean ideas and ethics, revising the contents of the original chapter, as well as adding a new chapter of the Five-Sheet Heart and Middle Heart ethic. This book, which has explored Korean traditional ideas around the concept of mind, will be a key step forward in studying Korean ideas around questions of mind.

Korean title: 한국사상과 마음의 윤리학

Korean author: 이영경

Korean publisher: 경북대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788971806081