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[Asia Economy Reporter Byunghee Park]

◆The Origin of Human Inequality= This newly translated edition of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's 1755 work 'The Origin of Human Inequality' includes summaries, 'Rousseau's World,' and 'Key Concepts of Rousseau' to help readers understand Rousseau's overall philosophy. In 'The Origin of Human Inequality,' Rousseau divides human history into the state of nature and the state of society. He criticizes the greatest problem in the state of society as the deepening inequality among humans. (Written by Jean-Jacques Rousseau / Translated by Jaehyung Lee / Munye Publishing)

◆I Read the World Through Mathematics= Is mathematics, which deals with numbers, essential in our daily lives? To conclude, while precise calculations like those of a calculator are not necessary, mathematical thinking is essential. Mathematical thinking refers to the ability to think logically. With this kind of mathematical thinking, one can grasp the patterns and correlations that move the world. (Written by Rob Eastaway / Translated by Yukyung Ko / Banni)

◆The Power of Routine= Routine means repeatedly performing one's unique actions and procedures to demonstrate optimal capabilities. Ernest Hemingway was able to leave masterpieces like 'The Old Man and the Sea' through his routine of writing 500 words every day without fail, no matter what. This book contains the routines and philosophies about routines of 20 successful people, including Seth Godin, author of 'Purple Cow,' and Dan Ariely, author of 'The Upside of Irrationality.' (Compiled by Jocelyn K. Glei / Translated by Jiho Jung / Bookie)