In this week, we will cover the changing concept of "philosophy" in the modern period, differentiating between historical and contemporary perspectives. We will also explore how scholars engage in comparative philosophy today. In later lessons, the focus is on the conceptual history of "philosophy" and the importance of philosophizing. Additionally, we will gain insights into cross-cultural philosophy and its adaptability in different contexts.

In this week, we will get insights into Korean philosophy in the "After Philosophy" era, emphasizing how modern scholars engage in philosophizing in Korea. We will explore the concept clusters and their influence on East Asian culture, both historically and today. We also delves into contemplating Korean philosophy from cross-cultural perspectives and clarifies the term "incommensurability." Lastly, we will discover the ongoing process of concept clustering in contemporary Korea, illustrating its role in shaping the philosophical landscape.

In this week, we will focus on the origins of Korean philosophy, highlighting the influence of syncretism with Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism. We will also explore the impact of Neo-Confucianism on Korean intellectual development. The lessons introduce key terminology and the reasons behind Korean intellectuals endorsing Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism.

This week, we will cover the emergence of Korean Confucianism and the concept of the 'Copernican Turn' in Korean philosophy, providing insights into the transformation of imported Chinese Neo-Confucianism into Korean Neo-Confucianism. We will also explore the relationship between Heaven and Humans in Korean Neo-Confucianism. In the second lesson, we will delve into the term "Seong-li-hak" as the name for Korean Confucianism through adaptive innovation, understanding the core idea of 'Human as Heaven' and the unity of Heaven and Humans.