카타르시스[catharsis][명] 1. 导泻(法)[ 2. 通便(法) 3. 宣泄 4. 忧惧消解 5. 感情净化 6. 宣泄作用 7. 精神发泄 根据这里的意思，自身暴露的所有行为都随着精神宣泄表现（补偿）。

catharsis = 1. Medicine Purgation, especially for the digestive system. 2. A purifying or figurative cleansing of the emotions, especially pity and fear, described by Aristotle as an effect of tragic drama on its audience. 3. A release of emotional tension, as after an overwhelming experience, that restores or refreshes the spirit. 4. Psychology a. A technique used to relieve tension and anxiety by bringing repressed feelings and fears to consciousness. b. The therapeutic result of this process; abreaction.

That isnt astonished thing,guy.If u have learnt Chinese,u will find allmost 70% of Korean words come from Chinese.Korean is made up of 70%Chinese,10%English,10%Janpanese,5% other language(ex.빵) and 5% itself language.Dont be surprised any more.

For a long while I still don't grasp how konglish works. In "catharsis" it is pronounced with a "th" and at least in english this sounds closer to "f" than to "t", yet konglish will make it into a "ㅌ". Highly confusing, I really wish konglish usage were not that widespread. To english speakers, it is an effort to pick them up after the "transformation". Sometimes I am astonished to find out things I hear are not korean in origin but an english word that I know.

미술에 대한 책을 번역하니?오,이 세상! 나도 陶渊明의 归去来兮辞를 번역하보아 본 적이 있는데 생각보다 어렵구뇨!설령 중국의 조선족민 사람 하다 하더라도 똑같은 여려울 느껴요.