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1. Collecting personal information item : [Essential] Member name, Phone number and E-mail address
2. Purpose of collecting and using personal information : to secure personal identification and a smooth communication path according to request for inquiry 3. Retention and Utilization Period of Personal Information : Keeping shall be made for six months from the end of processing the enquiry and destory it.
4. Added Information for the right to refuse consent : You may refuse the above consent for porsonal information collection.
However, if you refuse to accept the request, you will be restricted from asking.
I agree with you on the collection and utilization of porsonal information. *
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Information on the collection and utilization of personal information
Art Map collects personal information for members who wish to answer questions as shown below.
1. Collecting personal information item : [Essential] Member name, Phone number and E-mail address
2. Purpose of collecting and using personal information : to secure personal identification and a smooth communication path according to request for inquiry 3. Retention and Utilization Period of Personal Information : Keeping shall be made for six months from the end of processing the enquiry and destory it.
4. Added Information for the right to refuse consent : You may refuse the above consent for porsonal information collection.
However, if you refuse to accept the request, you will be restricted from asking.
I agree with you on the collection and utilization of porsonal information. *
From the dawn of civilization, human kind has made various exchanges through land and sea routes.
This shows that 'exchange' is part of human nature and is one of the driving forces of the development of civilization.
East and West have exchanged politically, economically, and culturally through sea routes, desert routes, and grassland routes called ‘the Silk Road.’
Among these types of route, sea routes were more efficient than land routes in terms of scale and economy.
Therefore, the era of maritime trade began which gradually replaced land routes, beginning about the 7th century.
The Indian monk Yongsu(Nāgārjuna, about150-250) compares 'Nanhangdo(the difficult practice of achieving enlightenment by oneself) and Ihaengdo(the easy practice of achieving enlightenment by the power of others)' to land routes and sea routes respectively at『Sipjubipasaron(Dasabhumika vibhasa Sastra).
This record represents the preference for and development of maritime trade from the time of Christ.
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