Philosophy · Writing · Photography

Exploring language and understanding through philosophy,
and sharing thought through writing and photography

My work centers on analytic philosophy, critical thinking, philosophy of language, and artificial intelligence.
Through papers, essays, and photography, I share ways of thinking more clearly and understanding more deeply.

About

My area of expertise is analytic philosophy. I completed my BA, MA, and PhD in the Department of Philosophy at Jeonbuk National University, and I currently teach critical thinking, philosophy of language, and epistemology at Jeonbuk National University and Kunsan National University. This site brings together research, essays, and photographs shaped by the questions I keep returning to.

Papers

Selected papers and ongoing projects on linguistic understanding, epistemology, and the teaching of critical thinking.

Linguistic Understanding Beyond Knowledge, Ability, and Process: A Multi-Layered and Multi-Axial Model
Philosophy & Technology
A paper proposing a multi-layered and multi-axial account of linguistic understanding in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Blindness as Evidence Policy and Vow
Paper Project
An ongoing project on whether blindness can sometimes function as a justified evidence policy that protects fairness, trust, and commitment.
Coming soon
Les Miserables as Material for Teaching Critical Thinking
Paper
A paper showing how Victor Hugo's Les Miserables can be used as material for critical thinking education.
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Writing

Essays and short fiction on rumor, judgment, and bias. The pieces below are currently available in Korean.

The Answer Spreads First
Short Fiction · Korean
A story set around an exam-day group chat, tracing how quickly an unsupported rumor turns into shared certainty.
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Universal Generalization and Statistical Generalization
Essay · Korean
An essay on how generalization can sharpen thought while also sliding into prejudice and the language of domination.
Read in Korean
Even if AI Answers, Judgment Is Mine
Book Project
An upcoming book project on critical thinking skills that help us keep judgment in our own hands in everyday life.
Coming soon

Photos

Scenes that invite pause rather than simply record a place, drawn from ordinary moments and landscapes.

Contact

Email: [email protected]

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