Hapcheon Library to Launch 'Library Where Humanities Stay' Program

From Film and AI Crime Prevention to Classical Literature and Slow Aging
Practical Humanities Lectures Closely Connected to Everyday Life

Hapcheon Library, under the Gyeongsangnam-do Office of Education (Director: Cha Seongcheol), announced on May 15 that it will run the '2026 Regional Humanities Center – Library Where Humanities Stay' program in June and July to improve local residents' access to the humanities.

This program consists of lectures that explore everyday topics from a humanities perspective, including film, positive psychology, AI voice phishing prevention, classical literature, and slow aging.

[Photo by Soonkyeong Choi] Photos from the operation site of the '2026 Regional Humanities Center Library Where Humanities Stay' program

The lecture series will be held a total of five times.

On June 13, Professor Jang Minji will examine issues of love, desire, and morality through the film and novel "The Great Gatsby."

This will be followed on June 20 by a lecture from Professor Kim Seongsam on the topic of maintaining a positive attitude toward life and practical strategies for doing so.

On July 4, Lee Eunju, CEO of Theham of the Korea Talent Education Instructors Association, will introduce cases of AI voice phishing and prevention methods.

On July 11, Kang Sharon, CEO of publishing house Siseon, will present a session exploring the meaning of life with a focus on "The Stranger."

Finally, on July 25, Dr. Park Chanwoo of Food Doctor Research Institute will introduce practical methods for slow aging through healthy dietary and lifestyle habits.

A library official stated, "We have prepared humanities lectures that address everyday topics relevant to local residents in an easy and engaging way," adding, "We will continue striving to establish Hapcheon Library as a hub for learning and cultural enjoyment for the local community."

Participation applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until June 9 and can be made through the Hapcheon Library website, by phone, or by visiting in person.

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