A Common Sense of Human Civilization
An earlier, unpublished book manuscript.
Previously unpublished (private on the original site).
- A Common Sense of Human Civilization — Preface
- Chapter 1: The Conception of Humankind
- The World Seen with New Eyes
- Human History and the Age of Humankind
- Chapter 2: The Infancy of Humankind
- Customs Shared by the Native Peoples of the Americas and East Asia
- The Development of Language and Writing
- The Ancestors of Goguryeo and Baekje on the Korean Peninsula
- Chapter 3: The Childhood of Humankind
- Pyramid Building Grew Out of Dolmen Culture
- The Development of Everyday Tools
- Yin-Yang and the Five Elements in East Asia
- The Silk Road Began in East Asia
- The Roots of East Asia Lie on the Korean Peninsula
- Chapter 4: The Adolescence of Humankind
- Chapter 5: The Future of Humankind