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      Course Introduction
      Introduction

      This course introduces various types of precious historical sources from premodern Korea. By reading through and analyzing specific historical manuscripts, such as royal court documents and literati’s writings, students are expected to form a concrete understanding of Korean history. We will give students opportunities to explore the social, economic, and political contexts in which historical actors produced those sources.

      Objectives
      (1) By being introduced to rare historical sources, students will learn the very basic skills of mustering sources and building specific knowledge of the past.
      (2) Students will become familiar with diverse forms and genres of historical sources derived from traditional Korea.
      (3) By encountering the specific examples of such historical actors as kings, literati, women, and slaves, students will be able to develop their own research topics, hypotheses, and theses.

      Contents
      Week 1 The World of Classical Chinese and Korean Historical Manuscripts
      Week 2 The Confucian Classics in East Asian Traditions
      Week 3 Dynastic Change and the Mandate of Heaven (Royal Court Documents)
      Week 4 Voices of the Enlightened (Literati Writings)
      Week 5 Social Life and Economic Strategy
      Week 6 Dialogues with Sources: Interviews with Experts

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      Course Operators
      • 1. Affiliation: Professor, McMaster University

        2. Education: B.A. in Philosophy, Korea University

                               M.A. in Philosophy, Korea University

                               Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University

        3. Selected Publications

        “Sources of Learning: Zhu Xi’s Theory of Moral Development,” Journal of Chinese Philosophy 48, 2021; Traces of Grand Peace: Classics and State Activism in Imperial China, Harvard University Press, 2015. et al.

      • 서울대학교 한국경제와 K 학술확산 연구센터

        (Center for Korean Economy and K-Academics at Seoul National University)


        K-MOOC 담당조교(Teaching Assistant)

        연락처(Contact): kekasnu@gmail.com

      FAQ

      Q Is there a course textbook?

      A We don't have any official textbooks. However, guidebooks and study materials are provided every week, so please refer to them when studying.

      Q Can I get a certificate?

      A The evaluation criteria for this course consist of 100% of the final exam, and a certificate will be issued if you achieve more than 60%. Please note in advance that the final exam is presented in Korean.

      Q Is it necessary to participate in the discussion/debate or submit a report?

      A No, discussions/debates and reports are not reflected in grades and completion criteria. It's a learning element provided to present learning directions to students and help you with self-directed learning, so you can participate autonomously. Please note that you can submit your discussions/debates and reports in Korean as well as English.

      Other / Inquiries
      kekasnu@gmail.com

      Field Humanities (Linguistics & Literature)

      Difficulty intermediate

      Operating Institute KEKA_SNU

      Certificate Unissued

      Week 7 Week

      Learning recognition time 17Hour 00Minute (06Hour 50Minute)

      Course Registration Period 25.01.14 ~ 25.12.31

      Course Duration 25.01.14 ~ 25.12.31

      Phone Number 02-880-2133

      Subtitle language 한국어 Others 2ea

      Course language 영어(en)

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