What I Read from Georg Lukasc What I Read from Georg Lukasc From his view, there are two very different ways to think of the world. One is to believe we are eventually separate from other people. And considering we are too selfish, we are vulnerable by others, and we are different from others. The other way is to think we all connect to others. Someone's life dedicating to something is not just remained as a separate thing. We all share the same reality as a human being living in this world. So, when someone succeeds in his or her obstacles against unfairness, fear, poverty, and shamefulness, we all see a bright moment in human life that we might face up to in our life and can change our reality. Without a doubt, Lukasc believed in that the latter is the right way. Some people might think his thought is too idealistic. But, when I read his book, soon, I thought Lukasc is right because Beethoven's music changed my life when I was 20. The message from Beethoven's music was absolutely the same as like what Lukasc said. How could it be possible Beethoven, who died 250 years ago, affected my life? That is real evidence he and I share the same reality as a human being. When we see the difficulty of life in front of our love, friendship, violence, and jealousy, we come to think about whether we go on or not. What I heard is that no matter how hard it is, we must go on. When we are aware of our reality, at the same time, we are trying to improve ourselves. That is the real power that makes human history.