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Lee Sung-u

    February 21, 1959

    Lee Seung-u is an acclaimed South Korean author whose works frequently delve into the depths of human existence and moral quandaries. His prose is characterized by a penetrating insight into character psychology and a philosophical exploration of life, death, and the meaning of suffering. Through his narratives, Lee seeks to uncover the complexities of the human soul, offering readers a profound understanding of the world around them and their own inner lives. His style is often described as meditative and demanding, prompting reflection on fundamental questions of being.

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    • 2023

      This first book on Kim Jong-uns powerful sister, tipped to be his successor, is a readable, jaw-dropping insight into a secretive and dangerous dynasty.

      The Sister
    • 2015

      Private Life of Plants

      • 175 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.5(103)Add rating

      "The Private Life of Plants is about the ways in which desire can both worsen and mitigate our flaws. We meet amputee sons whose mothers cart them from brothel to brothel; we meet brothers who love their brother's lovers, and whose lovers in turn are stolen away by the husbands of their sisters. Sexuality in all its ugliness and wonder is put under the microscope by Lee Seung-U, who reminds us that love may come in various forms, but that it is, nonetheless, a force that unifies us all . . . whether we like it or not."--Back cover.

      Private Life of Plants
    • 2014

      Community Well-Being and Community Development

      Conceptions and Applications

      • 72 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      This briefs provides foundations of both community wellbeing and community development, and the relationships between the two areas, including both similarities and differences. Community well-being encompasses a large array of concepts and disciplines. Community development, as an established discipline, is one framework that can help further understanding of community well-being, and is an allied concept. The interaction between the two areas is worthy of exploration, as both a new way to think about community development as well as a way to understand what community well-being entails. Beginning with a discussion of the foundations, the first and second chapters provide grounding for conceptions and potential theory applications as well as constructs for moving community wellbeing forward. The remaining chapters provide applications of community well-being in the context of community development, with examples from North America and Asia. Community development focused community wellbeing policies and programs illustrate processes and outcomes.

      Community Well-Being and Community Development
    • 2009