THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF KOREAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE SYSTEM OF UNIVERSAL VALUES

This article examines the role and significance of the Korean language and literature within the system of universal human values from a
philosophical perspective. The study analyzes the works of poets who contributed to traditional Korean literature, including Kim Si-sup
and Yun Seon-do, as well as modern poets such as Yi Chong-jun and Kim Sowol. Special attention is given to themes such as human
destiny, the relationship between society and the individual, spirituality, and freedom, which are explored through the philosophical ideas
of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism