길 위의 함정, 마음 아래의 균열 : 일상의 재난과 감통 역학의 장

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This paper examines how structural risks in everyday life often fail to be recognized as disasters and are excluded from public ethical attention. the normalization of repeated and minor harm as “tolerable inconvenience” reflects a deeper insensitivity and institutional neglect. Drawing on the Confucian ethics of emotion, particularly Jeong Inbo’s concept of moral resonance(感通). this study explores the ethical conditions under which emotions become socially shared responses to suffering. Gamtong is presented as a form of public sensitivity that transforms individual affect into a socially organized language of responsibility, offering a framework for Confucian political philosophy in the context of disater.

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