🧩 Psychology · South Korea
Best Psychology Books from South Korea
Psychology non-fiction occupies an unusual cultural position: it speaks the language of science but addresses the most intimate questions of ordinary life. South Korea has produced some of the most internationally recognised works in psychology, with titles that have appeared on major prize lists and critical surveys worldwide. This page ranks the best psychology from South Korea by editorial consensus.
#1
literary-fiction
Kim Ji-young, Born 1982
Cho Nam-joo· 2016
Editorial Score30/100
#2
literary-fiction
I Have the Right to Destroy Myself
Kim Young-ha· 1996
Editorial Score30/100
#3
literary-fiction
Our Twisted Hero
Yi Mun-yol· 1987
Editorial Score30/100
#4
mystery-thriller
The Good Son
Jeong You-jeong· 2016
Editorial Score30/100




