The Life Philosophy of Life in Pak Kyong-ni’s Toji - Focusing on the Coexistent Reciprocity and Ethics of Life -

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The aim is to clarify the ethical structure and contemporary significance of life philosophy in Pak Kyong-ni's Toji.
Analyzed the themes of coexistence and reciprocity within Toji's narrative
Examined the narrative structures of decline, movement, and instability
Focused on the connections among humans, community, and nature
Identified coexistence as a minimum ethic for sustaining relationships after community collapse
Revealed that the narrative reflects an ethical stance on human and natural relationships
Highlighted the relevance of Toji in the context of community disintegration and ecological crisis

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Reinterprets Toji's life philosophy through coexistence and ethics, revealing its implications for community and nature.

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Seung-yun Lee (2026) studied this question.

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