Jeonju Publishes 7th Issue of 'Inmun Jeonju' Featuring Humanities Content

60 Pages Featuring Humanities Columns and Natural Humanities

Jeonju City in North Jeolla Province has published the 7th issue of "Inmun Jeonju," a magazine featuring a variety of humanities content, and distributed it to humanities institutions and citizens.

According to the city on the 27th, the Jeonju Lifelong Learning Center publishes a "humanities magazine" twice a year in a magazine format that is easy for citizens to read, aiming to popularize the humanities.

Jeonju City has published the 7th issue of "Inmun Jeonju," which contains various humanities content. Photo by Jeonju City

The 7th issue of Inmun Jeonju, published as a magazine with a total of 60 pages, focuses on the theme of "Club Humanities" and includes various humanities activities such as writing groups, poetry bookstores, and picture book journeys. In particular, it features content such as art humanities, interviews with humanities professionals, nature humanities, and humanities essays.

Specifically, this issue of Inmun Jeonju includes: ▲Art Humanities - "The Art World of Artist Choi Kanggon" ▲Contributed Article - "Are We Ready to Embrace the Hangang River?" ▲Let's Gather and Read Aloud ▲Humanities Essays - Testimonials from Humanities Learners ▲Nature Humanities, and more, offering a wide range of humanities content.

This issue also focuses on humanities clubs and communities, featuring topics such as: ▲Communities Need Communities Too ▲Jeonju Poetry Bookstore Jorimji's "Saturday Poetry Gathering" ▲Ten People Taking One Step Rather Than One Person Taking Ten Steps - Cat School ▲From Picture Book Club to Picture Book Journey, and more.

"Inmun Jeonju" is available at 35 community centers and public libraries in Jeonju, and can also be read on the website of the Jeonju Lifelong Learning Center.

Jeon Ami, Director of the Jeonju Lifelong Learning Center, said, "'Inmun Jeonju' is expected to be a great opportunity to encounter the humanities in everyday life," adding, "We will continue to publish the humanities magazine so that people can take a moment to reflect on the meaning of life by reading the articles in 'Inmun Jeonju' amidst their busy daily routines."