Lim Gyu-hong: Korean language, Hangul, and the meaning of phonetic fonts

I became deeply involved in the question of what is the ‘ mercantileness of language ’ and what is really the self - enemy of language. The word "marijugate" means that the word is made ‘ just ’ without any relation to the sound of words and what it implies. Is it all the world, including language, that is, that has ‘ just happened ’ and gone? I am convinced that, no matter how much we think, not all of the phenomena in the world are ‘ just about ’ happening, changing and disappearing. That is, language is not an enemy of the self. This idea was based on the theory of iconologicality, which so many philosophers have claimed, a long time ago, is closely related to meaning, the ‘insulation ’ and the basic doctrine of Buddhism, which causes and results and disappears in all the worlds that follow the time of Greece and Rome. The writer thus found that the collection of our Hankul and the consonants of the font (the form of the alphabet) have a deep connection to sound and meaning. Hankul's consonant font is based on the fundamental principles of the universe, the cosmic beings. But what's amazing is that Korean text does not just contain sound in its text, it also expresses meaning for that font. It's going to be the same as the font, the sound and the meaning. The mystery of any language and written language in the world is itself.

Korean title: 한국어와 한글, 소리 글꼴 뜻

Korean author: 임규홍

Korean publisher: 경상국립대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788962573374