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In a world that never stops talking, what can we learn from a culture that has mastered the art of silence? Western cultures train us to focus on what is said, but in Korea, people are taught to notice what is not said. The Space Between People is a profound and elegant exploration of this unspoken dimension of human interaction, a journey into a world where awareness, timing, and silence are the keys to social harmony. Author Kim Junseo, a neutral and credible voice in modern psychology and culture, guides readers through the subtle and often invisible forces that shape Korean society. This is not a self-help book or a guide to mastering social tricks. It is a literary and conceptual exploration of a different kind of social intelligence, one that is not rooted in charisma, but in a calibrated awareness of others. This book explores: How attention, timing, silence, and hierarchy shape every interaction. Why some people seem socially ""intuitive"" without being charismatic. How awareness of context often matters more than confidence. The Space Between People introduces the Korean concept of nunchi organically, not as a form of manipulation, but as a deep and abiding respect for the collective. It is a book that will challenge you to see silence not as an absence of meaning, but as a rich source of information, and to look beyond the surface of words to the subtle dance of social harmony that unfolds in every interaction. If you are ready to explore a more nuanced and sophisticated approach to communication, one that values awareness over expression and understanding over being understood, then this book is for you.

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