Park Ho-seong: Anthropology

Man, who has been with nature for thousands of years, is not to be bothered, but man who is without nature is not able to survive. Now, as the dominant conscience force of the ecosystem, man deserves to be devoted to nature. The author defines the ‘ human nature ’ as ‘ loneliness ’ and ‘ desire, ’ and then breaks down every detail of its meaning and character. Further, it is noted that this loneliness and desire ultimately have a relationship that cannot be broken with social ‘instrumental.’. In this sense, we are the ones who have been and cannot help but be in the midst of human relationships, rolling the wheel of various social relationships and developing life. For example, the idea of ‘ connection ’ is to be viewed as the basis of human relationships. On the other hand, we see that we are so afraid because of our being a human being and that we have to instinctively pursue interests because of being driven by desire. But as a result, this fear and understanding relationship, which comes from the very nature of man, is combined with the natural thrust, the 'un' that brings humanity together in the given environment, so that it becomes a community. In other words, we focus on the view that nature is a direct creator of 'instrument' and that it is also a product. So the author, above all, is based on the idea of ‘insult, ’ and he sees the main themes of human existence, human relationships, human history, human and nature. It even presents a unique view of history, called the In - Law. And finally, it comes to the conclusion that the point of the 'inhumanism' is in view.

Korean title: 인간론

Korean author: 박호성

Korean publisher: 범우

ISBN-13: 9788963655284