Comparative Study of Minjung Theology and Kierkegaardian Philosophy: Toward Emotion of Han and Hope

South Korea has had the stigma of having the highest suicide rate among OECD countries for 20 years. The suicide problem in South Korea is very complex, involving social and personal reasons. This paper aims to analyze the concept of han (恨), or suffering experienced by South Koreans, from a theological and philosophical perspective. The

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2025-01-16
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https://doi.org/10.22492/issn.2759-7571.2024.10
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Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
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Comparative Study of Minjung Theology and Kierkegaardian Philosophy: Toward Emotion of Han and Hope

K. Lee
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Comparative Study of Minjung Theology and Kierkegaardian Philosophy: Toward Emotion of Han and Hope

K. Lee
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South Korea has had the stigma of having the highest suicide rate among OECD countries for 20 years. The suicide problem in South Korea is very complex, involving social and personal reasons. This paper aims to analyze the concept of han (恨), or suffering experienced by South Koreans, from a theological and philosophical perspective. The

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