Tatsuru Uchida: Talking about things that are hard to talk about

The history of large Chinese thought, which has been tightly compressed into plain terms, is a book that I want to mention with the mind of the late Uchida Tatsuru, who was in a bad mood. Although the author is a ‘conservative review’ that tells young people what it is to think and talk about real adults, leaving such a ethosical discourse behind. What is the essence of adult communication and thinking? It's not about being heard by others just because you have the right opinion, but it's about realizing that it'll reach the listener and something will start there. Uchida Tatsuru raises the problem of the strangeness that the flood of correct words does not lead to the hearing, but rather to the specific methodology. The emphasis on personal relationships, rather than the personal nature of individuals, is on the virtue of ‘unpleasant symbiosis with neighbours ’ in the articles that develop as a major theme for personal and social relationships. Critics and people who have the false illusion that a common denominator, which is shared by their own definition, is a pleasant experience in themselves, are both critical of the citizens, and they are obligated to protect them, even though they may be other people who are unpleasant, and their duty as citizens is absolute. To suppress the unpleasantness of the cause and to act as a public citizen, that is the attitude of an adult to distinguish the matter from the other.

Korean title: 말하기 힘든 것에 대해 말하기

Korean author: 우치다 타츠루

Korean publisher: 서커스(서커스출판상회)

ISBN-13: 9791187295235