preface

What makes a good book?
History of the Book
What book should I read?
For those who are starting a book
Is this all responsibility?
What is History 1
The devil in the book continues
Life in Literature 1
Life in Literature 2
I'm sick of moderation
The romance of books
Anyone can love
There is friendship there too
There are many captains in people's lives.
It appears in the book
Art is difficult
I don't even read books, so how can I read philosophy books?
Reading the classics, one cannot avoid suffering
Violence and language
Young man, come read a book.
After reading all sorts of books
It grows as much as you see and feel.
Christianity and Democracy
I don't know poetry, I don't know life even more
Form is temporary, class is eternal.
The necessity of miscellaneous and trivial things
A road that has not yet been traveled
Become a movie
The mystery of books
Do you know the girl?
What is History 2
Final touches
Auld Lang Syne & Paper Bush
A thought that hadn't occurred to me
The book proves it
Hibernation of reason
Women's lives
crave food
What makes people grow?
lack of innate ability
If you're going to be bored, be bored
Financial real-name system and online real-name system
Buddha did the same
Responsible society
Hidden thinking
Revitalizing the Gwieo Gwichon region
Plotting
The Digital Age and the Greco-Roman Era
Medusa's head
exorcist
Book Questions
Book short story collection
Is journalism eating?
It is also necessary when you carelessly throw away briquette ash.
Lost hormones
Philosophy of Communication
Telos

Epilogue and the hibernation of reason repeat

The number of books mentioned in this book alone exceeds at least three.
Drawing on the author's diverse reading list, he discusses humanities, philosophy, economics, society, politics, literature, history, art, and science, but his analysis of online videos and communities is particularly persistent and negative.
The author calls the current era, where even thinking has come to a standstill amidst the rampant use of misunderstanding and aggressive language, “the hibernation of thought.”
This book talks about what the banality of God and evil is and what the solution is.
Ultimately, the need for a slow-moving book has become urgent, and the author's unique perspective stands out in proving it extensively.