The app presents the life and works of Minamoto Ryoen, a scholar who graduated from Kyoto University's philosophy department in 1948. He held professorships at various universities and specialized in the history of Japanese thought.
This book introduces Du Fu's poetic works, focusing on his diverse styles. It translates 62 selected poems from the original 1457 poems, using Gu Zhou'ao's "Du Shi Sang Zhu" as the primary source.
The app presents the "Book of Filial Piety," a foundational text on filial piety in traditional society. It covers all aspects of filial piety, from biological continuity to cultural honor for parents.
This is a philosophical novel by Voltaire, written with contemporary philosophical ideas in mind. The protagonist experiences a turbulent journey through various parts of the world, revealing the stark realities of human life.
This book presents stories of fairy love, transformations, and magic. It includes retold tales selected from "Verse Short Story Collection" by Marie de France and "Verse Short Story Collection of the 12th-13th Centuries" by an unknown author.
This book is the first of a trilogy about the Nuer people by Evans-Pritchard. It explores the structural systems of Nuer society, beginning with their relationship to cattle and moving into political and age systems.
This book introduces Georges Sand's novel "The Devil's Pool" for the first time in Korea. It is one of her most widely read works, belonging to the third period of her literary chronology.
The app presents philosophical works, including "Beyond Good and Evil." It details the life and writings of its author. The app covers his early life, influences, and major publications.
The app presents King Lear, one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies. King Lear divides his kingdom among his daughters based on their declarations of love, only to be betrayed by two and cast out.