This book records Plato's masterpiece, where Socrates' words on love extend to the entirety of life. Readers can contemplate their own lives through this work.
This book is the first regional geography of Japan, containing customs and folktales. It offers insights into the thoughts and lives of Japanese people 1300 years ago, with content also relevant to Korean-Japanese relations.
This book explores themes of love, desire, and fantasy. It contains over 150 references to books and 60 poems, offering practical value for scholarly study.
This book contains 37 selected passages from a total of 302. Each passage includes the original text and its translation, with commentary by the translator to aid reader comprehension.
