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The purpose of this study is to clarify the concept of heart in the Essential of Unification Thought. Unification Thought views “Sim-Jung or heart” as the most essential part of God's attributes and defines heart as 'the emotional impulse to seek joy through love'. On the other hand, in Korean culture, ‘Sim-Jung’ is ‘an emotion or emotion that cannot be expressed in words that occurs inside a person’. However, there are conflicting interpretations among scholars of the Family Federation of Korea regarding the applicability of the doctrine and the texts of Rev. Sun Myung Moon in the Family Federation of the concept of heart in Unification Thought. One of them is the view that it is connected to the meaning of heart commonly used in Korean culture, pointing out that the concept of heart that appears in the texts and doctrines of the Family Federation is not interpreted as the heart of Unification Thought. On the other hand, from a different angle, some say that Shim-Jung in Unification Thought should be understood as “an identity that fundamentally defines God’s original image,” rather than viewing it as a specific one among the various forms of simple Heart. Therefore, this thesis saw that it is necessary to study whether these two concepts are completely different and independent concepts, how they are related to each other, and what meaning Shimjung is used in the Family Federation. To this end, we looked at how Simjung was used in the Family Federation using autonomous linguistics and cognitive linguistic methods.In addition, as a result of synthesizing and logically organizing the concept of heart described in Unification Thought, it could be divided into four types. The first type is Sim-jung or heart of an unbearable urge to love and to have the object of love, and this also includes the meaning of a more internal nature than God's internal nature. The second type is Sim-jung or heart in a relationship in which love is given and joy is obtained through the object of love. The third type is Sim-jung or heart in a relationship where love cannot be given or received when the object of love is lost or cannot stand in the position of the object. The fourth is of Sim-jung or heart wanting to regain the object of love. According to this type, the use of heart was classified in the texts of Rev. Sun Myung Moon and Hak Ja Han Han. As a result of the above, it was concluded that the concept of Heart of the Family Federation is a higher level concept than the concept of Heart understood in Korean culture, and accordingly, the concept of Heart commonly used in Korean culture is human heart, which originated in the heart of God.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Methods
3. Results
3-1. a heart (adjective) + noun
3-2 Heart (subject) + verb
3-3 Conceptual composition through classification of emotions by four types
Acknowledgement
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저자

• Yunjung Chang [ Department of Theology, Sun Moon University ]
• Junghyun Park [ Department of Theology, Sun Moon University ]
• Jaeil Lee [ Porofessor, Department of Theology, Sun Moon University ]

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  선문효정학술연구회 학술대회 프로시딩

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  반년간

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  2023~2026

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  KDC 238 DDC 289