The Land Of Scholars

This Book Discusses The Historical Development Of Korean Confucianism In Terms Of Its Social FunctionsIt Also Examines The Types Of Transfiguration Confucianism Underwent And The Role It Played In Each Period Of Korean HistoryThe Land Of Scholars Spans From The Three Kingdoms Period In Bc To The Joseon Dynasty In The Book Not Only Gives AComprehensive And Indepth Survey Of The History Of Korean Confucian Thought But Also Touches On The Transmission Of Buddhism, Confucianism, And Christianity In KoreaKang Jaeeun Approaches The Significance Of Confucianism From The Perspective Of Its Cultural And Social ContextHe Explains Confucianism From AViewpoint That Reflects On Exchanges Between Korea And Japan And The Broader Context Of East Asian RelationshipsKang Also Challenges The Views Of Some Korean Academics Whose Works On Confucianism Are Considered To Be Distortions And MisinterpretationsAbout The Author Born In In Korea, Kang Jaeeun Earned His Phd In Literature From Kyoto University In JapanFor Twentytwo Years, He Has Been The Editor Of Samcheolli three Thousand Li And Cheonggu korea, Quarterly Magazines That Act As AForum And Compass For Korean Residents In JapanProfessor Kang Is Regarded As One Of The Foremost Historians That Led The Japanese Academia After The Liberation Of KoreaHis Other Books Include Modern Thoughts Of Korea And AStudy Of The Modern History Of Korea In JapaneseAbout The Translator AKoreanamerican, Suzanne Lee Graduated From University Of California, Los Angeles With ADegree In PsychologyShe Is Interested In Korean Studies And Her Current Studyresearch Focus Is Korean Philosophy.
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