[Humanities]
Humanities 01 Philosophy | There is no such thing as innate ability _ Shu Yamaguchi
Humanities 02 Psychology | Following the Majority Even When You Don't Want to _ Lee Cheol-woo
Humanities 03 Anthropology | Culture of Consumption _ Korean Society for Cultural Anthropology
Humanities 04 Folklore | The History of Swinging _ National Folk Museum
Humanities 05 Philosophy | Mozi's Thought _ Hwang Gwang-woo
Humanities 06 Ethics | The Greatest Happiness of the Greatest Number _ Yongkyu Kim
Humanities 07 History | History is an endless dialogue between the past and the present _ George Hyung

[society]
Society 01 Economy | The Secret of Production Costs That Decrease the More You Make _ Jinsoo Han
Society 02 Law | Embezzlement of Lost Property _ Ministry of Justice
Society 03 Politics | Political Advertising: Persuading Voters _ Oh Taek-seop et al.
Social Studies 04 Geography | The Development of Railways and the Rise and Fall of Cities _ Ma Kyung-mook et al.
Society 05 Environment | Moving Lake, Lake Chad _ Stepping
Society 06 Economy | Percentage and Percentage Points _ Jinsoo Han
Social 07 Law | Contracts with Minors _ Ministry of Justice

[science]
Science 01 Chemistry | The Most Precious Element, Oxygen _ Jang Hong-je
Science 02 Astronomy | Celestial Objects Moving in the Night Sky _ Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute
Science 03 Biology | What does the world look like through the eyes of animals? _ Kim Jeong-hoon
Science 04 General Science | Quantification as a Scientific Achievement _ Jang Ha-seok
Science 05 Brain Science | Why Counting Sheep Makes You Sleepy _ Kim Jeong-hoon
Science 06 Life Science | Viruses that Live Without Eating _ James Coleman
Science 07 Medicine | History of Infectious Diseases in Korea _ Lee Hyun-sook

[technology]
Technology 01 Home Appliance Technology | The Principles of Vacuum Cleaners _ Seoul Science Teachers' Association
Technology 02 Advanced Technology | Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality _ Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Technology 03 Applied Technology | Biomimetic Technology _ Lee Dong-guk et al.
Technology 04 Space Technology | How to Monitor Space Objects _ Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute
Technology 05 Industrial Technology | How Do Autonomous Cars Move? _ Jong-Je Ahn et al.
Technology 06 IT Technology | Which Computer is Better? _ Kim Do-hyun
Technique 07 Traditional Technique | Angbuilgu Sundial _ Shin Dong-won

[art]
Art 01 Art | Joseon Dynasty Ceramics _ An Hui-jun
Art 02 Art | Egyptian Art, Blending Front and Side Views _ Yang Min-young
Art 03 Film | Characteristics of the Film Medium _ Yang Kyung-mi
Art 04 Architecture | Why are concert hall ceilings curved? _ Won-Yong Cho
Art 05 Art | The Beauty of the Nation Discovered in Roughness _ Park Cha-ji-hyun
Art 06 Art | A Wave of Primary Colors for Emotional Liberation, Fauvism _ Park Gap-young
Art 07 Music | March Daechwita _ Park So-young

[Complex]
Composite 01 Humanities | The Potlatch of the Northwest Coast Indians _ Ruth Benedict/Marvin Harris
Complex 02 Society | Do Humans Act Rationally? _ Lee Jun-gu
Complex 03 Art | Can Anything Become Art? _ Han Ji-hee
Composite 04 Technology | Remote Robots and Micro Robots _ Lee In-sik

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