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Dool Kim Yong-ok: Manhae's "Nim" Is Boundlessly Open in Hwaeom, and the Essence of the Era Is the "Homeland"
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- At the 2026 Manhae Arts Festival, the third special lecture by Dool Kim Yong-ok was held to mark the 100th anniversary of the publication of Nimui Chimmuk.
- Due to rain, the lecture was held in the second-floor Buddhist hall of Seonhagwon instead of Simujang, where Dool explained that Manhae's "nim" is infinitely open within the Hwaeom world.
- Interpreting "nim" as the homeland, the essence of the era in the history of Japanese colonial rule, Dool stressed that Manhae should not be embalmed.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 도올 김용옥 “만해의 ‘님’은 화엄의 사사무애… 시대적 정수는 ‘조국’”
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