This paper examines the early years of Ch'oe Nam-son (1890-1957), an intellectual in twen... more This paper examines the early years of Ch'oe Nam-son (1890-1957), an intellectual in twentieth-century Korea, and the publication of his pioneering magazines, Sonyon (1908-1911) and Ch'ongch'un (1914-1918), with a special emphasis on his message of nationalism expressed in a global framework.
Three of the oldest extant chronicles of Korea and Japan, the Samguk sagi, the Samguk yusa, and t... more Three of the oldest extant chronicles of Korea and Japan, the Samguk sagi, the Samguk yusa, and the Nihon shoki, recount the story of the Silla prince Misah1n’s escape from extended captivity in Wa. Regarding Wa as the early Yamato confederacy based in western Japan, this article clarifies the chronology and characteristics of the Misah1n incident in reference to the
Ch'oe namsŏn (1890–1957) was a leading Korean intellectual during the era of Japanese control... more Ch'oe namsŏn (1890–1957) was a leading Korean intellectual during the era of Japanese control (1910–1945). His activities included publishing Korea's first popular modern magazine, pioneering modern poetry in Korean, drafting the Declaration of Independence for the 1919 March First Independence Movement, and publishing numerous articles on Korean culture. He was also a leading Korean historian at a time when Japanese scholars monopolized Korean studies.
... of this title, as well as the vacancy of the throne during her regency, lead us to think that... more ... of this title, as well as the vacancy of the throne during her regency, lead us to think that Jingu¯ had been regarded as a ruler until the ... Michiko Aoki speculated that the chroniclers attributed O¯ jin's Silla campaign to Jingu¯ in order to make the former appear as a peaceful man. ...
This paper examines the early years of Ch'oe Nam-son (1890-1957), an intellectual in twen... more This paper examines the early years of Ch'oe Nam-son (1890-1957), an intellectual in twentieth-century Korea, and the publication of his pioneering magazines, Sonyon (1908-1911) and Ch'ongch'un (1914-1918), with a special emphasis on his message of nationalism expressed in a global framework.
Three of the oldest extant chronicles of Korea and Japan, the Samguk sagi, the Samguk yusa, and t... more Three of the oldest extant chronicles of Korea and Japan, the Samguk sagi, the Samguk yusa, and the Nihon shoki, recount the story of the Silla prince Misah1n’s escape from extended captivity in Wa. Regarding Wa as the early Yamato confederacy based in western Japan, this article clarifies the chronology and characteristics of the Misah1n incident in reference to the
Ch'oe namsŏn (1890–1957) was a leading Korean intellectual during the era of Japanese control... more Ch'oe namsŏn (1890–1957) was a leading Korean intellectual during the era of Japanese control (1910–1945). His activities included publishing Korea's first popular modern magazine, pioneering modern poetry in Korean, drafting the Declaration of Independence for the 1919 March First Independence Movement, and publishing numerous articles on Korean culture. He was also a leading Korean historian at a time when Japanese scholars monopolized Korean studies.
... of this title, as well as the vacancy of the throne during her regency, lead us to think that... more ... of this title, as well as the vacancy of the throne during her regency, lead us to think that Jingu¯ had been regarded as a ruler until the ... Michiko Aoki speculated that the chroniclers attributed O¯ jin's Silla campaign to Jingu¯ in order to make the former appear as a peaceful man. ...
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