This article aims to outline and examine the philosophical thought of Oh-Hyun Shin as an important contemporary thinker in Korea, along with his own image of philosophy. He had studied the philosophies of Heidegger and Sartre mainly. Especially, it has to be noticed that he had dug into Sartre's phenomenological analysis of consciousness. During long study of it, he found out that Sartre's search for the human consciousness was so theoretical-contemplative. Shin's philosophical thinking was deeply motivated by it. Now, on the basis of this motif, he has been investigating Korean traditional philosophies including Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism by comparing with Western philosophical systems. As a result of it, he renewed and renovated the concept of philosophy. His conception of philosophy is characterized as philosophia in the Greek-orthodox sense. In his eyes, philosophia has been understood globally as the voice(logos) of Being in the Heideggerian sense or as the enjoyment(eros) of Tao. In the final analysis, he sees philosophy as Zen. But it can be pointed out that he disregards the multi-dimensional distinctions among Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism. He doesn't give any attention to their conceptual and practical differences caused by those philosophical systems, and also is lacking in the analysis of their social, historical relevance to the world.