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d3letters
TaeKyung Kwak
Receive daily letters from a book
Receive three letters daily, each a single sentence related to psychology, philosophy, or literature. Read reflections on book experiences and take a moment to pause in a busy world.
조웅전
Communication Books, Inc.
A historical novel with variations.
The app presents the novel Jo-ung jeon, a work with many variations. This widespread availability indicates its historical readership and significance in Korean literature.
장끼전
Communication Books, Inc.
Choose a story, explore endings
Read and explore a traditional Korean fable about a wise wife and a foolish husband. Choose different endings based on the wife's decisions. Track story choices and outcomes. Share stories with others.
오렐리아
Communication Books, Inc.
A world of imagination unfolds within.
This book presents a translated work titled Ourelia, depicting a world freed from the opposite sex. It explores a mystical unity where the barriers between universal and unconscious life are removed, eliminating alienation and restrictions.
정신과학과 개별화
Communication Books, Inc.
Biography of Wilhelm Dilthey's life.
The app details the life of Wilhelm Dilthey, born in Wiesbaden, Germany on November 19, 1833. He married Katherine Puttmann and had three children.
정치경제학 비판 요강
Communication Books, Inc.
Marx's critique of political economy
This book contains Marx's critique of capitalism and Proudhonism, written for self-understanding. Comparing it with Marx's major work, Das Kapital, offers an interesting perspective on his vision for the world.
사형수 최후의 날
Communication Books, Inc.
A person facing their final day.
This book depicts the fear, pain, and constant thoughts of a person facing death. It raises philosophical questions about the right to life and addresses contemporary issues like the death penalty.
고사전
Communication Books, Inc.
Anecdotes of 43 reclusive scholars.
The app presents anecdotes of 43 reclusive scholars who concealed their brilliance. It draws from the "Gosa Jeon" within the "Chongseo Jipseong" collection, referencing other editions.
누에르족
Communication Books, Inc.
An anthropological study of the Nuer.
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.
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