한국사상사와 ‘天人無間’의 전통 試論

Abstract

I have been interested in Korean traditional spatial theory for some time. The unified tradition of the sky and man in the Joseon Dynasty is characteristic. The absence of a gap between heaven and man means that there is no conflict between them. The The unified thinking of heaven and man, so-called Chun-in-Muhan’s thoughts can be seen in Kwon-Geun and Lee-Hwang in theoretical history. Later it reappears from Yangming Scholar Hagok. The tradition of Cheoninmugan’s thought is, of course, revealed in Korean architecture, paintings and poetry. Hagok said that everything in heaven and earth is united and there is no gap. Although there are boundaries between human and animal plants, they are not essential but expedient. The idea of ​​all martial arts is evident in the history of Donghak. In Donghak, people and the sky are attached and not separated. Man is heaven. This is the idea of ​​a thousand man. The idea of ​​Cheon-in-Muhan is simpleism or minimalism in Korean culture. It has the meaning of ultra compression, hyper connection, ultra simplicity. You can see the power and the dynamics that connect the world as one. How will this tradition of ‘Cheoninmugan’ continue? As a connection- compression technet-technics-technology, it could be the ability to implement the world wide web (WWW).