{"product_id":"리딩으로-리드하라","title":"Lead Through Reading","description":"Description\n\nIntroduction: What Happened to Them?\n\nChapter 1: The Power of Reading Classic Humanities Texts\nReading that changes nations, families, and individual lives\n- What is forbidden to 21st-century Korean citizens\n- The special secret behind superpowers\n- Japan's reading project for national strength\n- 130 legal professionals vs. 96 ex-convicts\n\nChapter 2: The Education of Leaders, the Education of Followers\nThe power that turns knowledge into wisdom\n- The 'different education' of Karl Witte, admired even by Harvard professors\n- Why did Han-Na Chang choose Harvard's philosophy department?\n- How the third-rate University of Chicago became a Nobel Prize powerhouse\n- The 'question mark' revolution sparked by reading philosophical classics\n- Don't read classic humanities texts just for essay writing\n- The answer to becoming a 'happy' genius lies in reading classic humanities texts\n\nChapter 3: Compete and Win Through Reading\nHow to become a winner in the capitalist system\n- How did George Soros come to dominate Wall Street?\n- The first philosopher was the greatest investor\n- Capitalism was born from the humanities tradition\n- Wealthy people around the world read classic humanities texts\n\nChapter 4: Manage Your Life Through Classic Humanities Texts\nLife management lessons from literature, philosophy, and history\n- What did Lee Byung-chul and Chung Ju-yung have in common?\n- Those who understand the humanities govern the world\n- The 'Socratic dialogue method' that captivated the world's top executives\n- Why they read The Art of War again\n- Sixteen paths to reaching The Analects\n- What book are you reading right now?\n\nChapter 5: A Guide for Beginners Traveling the World of Classic Humanities Texts\n- Meditate on your purpose whenever you feel discouraged\n- You must fight 'yourself' to meet 'others' and serve 'us'\n- 100% relatable know-how for reading classic humanities texts\n- Stay immersed in reading even in the worst circumstances\n- Common misunderstandings about classic humanities texts\n\nChapter 6: The Classic Humanities Reading Methods of the 0.1% Geniuses Who Rule the World\n- Reading·Lead 1: Love with all your heart\n- Reading·Lead 2: Approach as if you would tear through the pages\n- Reading·Lead 3: Recognize your limitations to the core\n- Reading·Lead 4: Read and reread until the book wears out\n- Reading·Lead 5: Copy the text by hand as if writing a love letter\n- Reading·Lead 6: Contemplate until you achieve understanding\n- Reading·Lead 7: Attain 'enlightenment' and transform\n- A 'Self-Admonition' for everyone beginning to read classic humanities texts\n\nConclusion: Anticipating the Revival of the Classic Humanities Reading Tradition\n\nAcknowledgments: On Publishing the Revised Edition\n\nAppendix 1: A Guide to Classic Humanities Reading Education for Parents and Children\nReference Books for Classic Humanities Reading Education | Lee Ji-seong's Step-by-Step Recommended Reading List\n\nAppendix 2: A Guide to Classic Humanities Reading for Adults\nReference Books for Classic Humanities Reading | Lee Ji-seong's Step-by-Step Recommended Reading List\n\nAppendix 3: Notable Readers of Classic Humanities Texts\n\nAppendix 4: On Self-Development Through the Humanities: Lee Ji-seong Interview 1\nThe Beginning of the Humanities, Treating Oneself as Human: Lee Ji-seong Interview 2","brand":"IBOOKPARK","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":49623684382948,"sku":"1333844423","price":26.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0831\/9788\/6692\/files\/x9791185035444.jpg?v=1786421247","url":"https:\/\/ibookpark.com\/en\/products\/%eb%a6%ac%eb%94%a9%ec%9c%bc%eb%a1%9c-%eb%a6%ac%eb%93%9c%ed%95%98%eb%9d%bc","provider":"IBOOKPARK","version":"1.0","type":"link"}