The Expansion of Ideal Subjecthood in Chosŏn Korea: Remembering the Monk Yujŏng.
The article talks about the expansion of ideal subjecthood during the Chosǒn period in Korea dealing with how state-society negotiations impacted Korean politics. The article talks about Imjin War memorialization and commemorates the Buddhist monk Yujǒng. Topics include sociopolitical liberalization...
| Publicado en: | Korean Studies Vol. 39; pp. 45 - 75 |
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University of Hawai'i
2015
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| Sumario: | The article talks about the expansion of ideal subjecthood during the Chosǒn period in Korea dealing with how state-society negotiations impacted Korean politics. The article talks about Imjin War memorialization and commemorates the Buddhist monk Yujǒng. Topics include sociopolitical liberalization, social instantiation, and the views of monk Yujǒng. The article focuses on Buddhist–Confucian dynamics during the Chosǒn era. |
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