Ambivalent Social Darwinism in Korea
Journal Title: International Journal of Korean History - Year 2001, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
No Abstract
Authors and Affiliations
J. Michael Allen
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP26248
- DOI -
- Views 623
- Downloads 23
Over the Im/permeable Boundaries: Cinematization of Nianchan in South Korea and Japan
Nianchan1, literally meaning “my second eldest brother,” is a journal of an orphaned second-generation zainichi girl, Yasumoto Sueko. It was first published in 1958 in Japan and became a best seller for two years. Descri...
The Great Wall as Perilous Frontier for the Mongols in 16th Century: Reconsidering Nomadic-Sedentary Relations in Premodern Inner Asia
The existing scholarship in nomadic-sedentary relations has focused on the raids and invasions by nomads against agricultural society, and has attempted to seek internal reasons for this within the nomadic society. Inter...
The Minjung’s Perception of Japan During the Period Immediately Following the Kanghwa Treaty (1876~1884) and Their Response to Japan
No Abstract
Numerical Perception and Statistical Desire of Postwar Japan towards Resources in Korea
After defeat in the Second World War, Japan was faced with the issue of how to reconstruct its economic relationships with the regions of the East Asian regional economy of the Japanese Empire, i.e. relationships with Ja...
The Yangban’s Perception of the Ideal Economic Life During the Mid-Chosŏn Era
Chosǂn sought to implement a state management system that was based on Neo-Confucianism. In this regard, the lifestyle of the yangban class that belonged to the ruling elite of Chosǂn was one that was also geared towa...