Shin-Ja Kim obtained her doctoral degree in Philosophy from the University of Vienna in 1995. She had lectured Comparative Philosophy and Cultural Philosophy at the same university and has published several studies in these fields.

• Contents: Classical Confucianism – Neo-Confucianism – Practical Learning – Tasan’s Philosophy and Catholicism – View of God – Criticism of Neo-Confucian Metaphysics – Theory of the Nature of the Human Being – Theory of Ethics – Theory of the Ideal State.

Shin-Ja Kim obtained her doctoral degree in Philosophy from the University of Vienna in 1995. She had lectured Comparative Philosophy and Cultural Philosophy at the same university and has published several studies in these fields.

• Contents: Classical Confucianism – Neo-Confucianism – Practical Learning – Tasan’s Philosophy and Catholicism – View of God – Criticism of Neo-Confucian Metaphysics – Theory of the Nature of the Human Being – Theory of Ethics – Theory of the Ideal State.

Shin-Ja Kim obtained her doctoral degree in Philosophy from the University of Vienna in 1995. She had lectured Comparative Philosophy and Cultural Philosophy at the same university and has published several studies in these fields.

• Contents: Classical Confucianism – Neo-Confucianism – Practical Learning – Tasan’s Philosophy and Catholicism – View of God – Criticism of Neo-Confucian Metaphysics – Theory of the Nature of the Human Being – Theory of Ethics – Theory of the Ideal State.