Nam Hoe-geun: Analects (Part 1)

He speaks a little bit of the word, but he says it modestly in his book. “The name of this book is called The Star, because this course is just a personal opinion made up of other subjects outside the orthodoxer's canon, and it doesn't get into academic categories, and doesn'T get into the bottom of the school. So in what way was the newness expressed, unlike the ones that he had been doing in general? First, the value of the guannon-speaking word is not on the strong sea. Second, there are many of the unique views of a phallic teacher, and 100 different places where interpretations differ from previous sources. And third, one of the special things about the ngnon word is that it's very much alive in connection with reality. Fourth, by empowering the author to use social reality and his own life experience, he's supplementing the words in the synthesian's words, the words outside of the words, and the meanings that are being said indirectly, though not directly speaking. The jannon-sense is two thousand years away from the era of satirology. The syilabus is what the phonophrene teacher tells people in his day, and it's a popular and easy to understand and understand, and combines with the true world of reality with what he means by ideas and symbiosis, and that's the tradition.

Korean title: 논어별재(상)

Korean author: 남회근

Korean publisher: 마하연

ISBN-13: 9791185844169