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729
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26-1
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[Special Feature] Joseon Confucianism in the 19th century: Challenges and Response |
LEE Kang Hahn |
2023-06 |
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728
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26-1
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The Understanding of and Response to Western Learning by Confucian Scholars of the Yeongnam Region in the 19th Century |
BAEK Minjung |
2023-06 |
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727
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26-1
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Choe Hangi’s Gihak: Universal Science and the Fusion of Eastern and Western Knowledge |
KIM Seonhee |
2023-06 |
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726
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26-1
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Historical Semantics of Confucianism during the Transitional Period of Modern Korea |
LEE Haenghoon |
2023-06 |
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725
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26-1
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[Articles] Hwarangs and Yueguang Tongzi: A New Analysis of the Relationship, With the Help of Textual Philology |
Marco CAMPA |
2023-06 |
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724
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26-1
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Landscape-Enjoying through the Pavilions of Bubyeongnu and Yeongwangjeong as Reflected in the Literature of the Joseon Dynasty |
JO Yoong-hee |
2023-06 |
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723
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26-1
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Korean and Chinese Settlers and Migrant Workers in the Soviet Far East (1920–1930) |
Zhanna SON |
2023-06 |
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722
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26-1
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The Elevation of Ulleungdo from an Island to a Province and the Korean Government’s Expression of Governmentality as Territorial Nationalism |
Kyu-hyun JO |
2023-06 |
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721
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26-1
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[Special Review] Korean Collections in U.S. Museums of Art |
LEE Kang Hahn |
2023-06 |
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720
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26-1
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Promoting the Study of Korean Art in the United States: Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida (2008–2019) |
Jason STEUBER |
2023-06 |
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