Yoon Yeo-il: The origin of thought

The original idea is that the author Yoshimi Taquechi and his critic, Taejiyomi, and he are asking for true ideological practices. The author reads Taehuchi Yoshimi, translated by Tajun, and reads Lucien, which is translated by Yosishi, and searches for the meaning of the translation that is expressed in my language. And more on today, he published eight articles written by Koreans in the form of East Asia and translation, asking for reasons for recognizing and thinking about East Asia. The book, a total of three parts, traces the origins of Taquechi Yosumiism in Part 1 through Lussien and Senger. As Tageuhuchi rereads the deletion of Lussien, and again digs the taheuchi, Chinese researchers enter Japan's society and face reality. This is what he thinks is the 'translation of ideas'. Part 2 starts by tracking the origin of the word East Asia, and then comes up with the possibility of East Asia. Part 3 considers the link and cross-steps of the history world that has led to Karatha or Koochin and the debate over the Japanese.

Korean title: 사상의 원점

Korean author: 윤여일

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936485870