This book translates all of Husserl's phenomenology, which influences various fields. It clearly presents the consistent arguments in Husserl's phenomenology for the general public.
This book presents 85 translated poems from Fyodor Sologub's "The Fiery Orb." Published in 1908, the collection was suppressed under the Soviet regime. This translated edition marks its first appearance in Korea, 100 years after its original release.
The app presents biographical information about Friedrich Nietzsche, detailing his birth in 1844 and his family's subsequent move to Naumburg. It describes his upbringing among four women and the development of his introverted personality.
This book contains selected writings of Namgyeong Jo Sik, a representative scholar of Gyeongsang Province during the mid-Joseon Dynasty. His works include poetry, prose, inscriptions, letters, and memorials, showcasing his spirit and integrity.
The app presents the life and poetry of Sergei Yesenin, born in 1895. It details his childhood experiences, including early exposure to horses and swimming, and his beginnings as a poet at age nine.
This book presents 63 representative poems selected from over 2,800 poems by Su Dongpo. Each poem includes a Korean translation, original text, commentary, and annotations.
This book contains 11 works, with approximately 60% of each work excerpted focusing on key content. The translated works include historical essays by Guo Moruo, featuring prominent figures from ancient Chinese history.