The negative effects brought about by the domination of Western-centrism are pervasive and serious in academic disciplines as well as in everyday life of South Korea. The essays in this book address the study of contemporary Korean political thought on the premise that such a study should be implemented with a post-Eurocentric approach.
The negative effects brought about by the domination of Western-centrism are pervasive and serious in academic disciplines as well as in everyday life of South Korea. The essays in this book address the study of contemporary Korean political thought on the premise that such a study should be implemented with a post-Eurocentric approach.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Jung In Kang - Contributions by Jang Dong Jin; Jung In Kang; Kim Bi-Hwan; Kim Dong-Choon; Kim Hee-Kang; Kim Nam-Kook; Kim Seog Gun; Kim Sungmoon; Kim Yong-Min; Lee Dongsoo; Lee Sang-ik; Lee Seung-Hwan; Moon Jiyoung; Park Hong Kyu and Yang Seung-
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Part 1 Theorizing Contemporary Korean Politics 1. The Ideological Terrain of Contemporary Korean Politics: From the Perspective of the Dialectic of Non-simultaneity Kang Jung In 2. How the National Division and the Korean War Affected South Korean Politics: The Notions of "Liberty," "Democracy," and "Welfare" Kim Dong-Choon 3. Liberalism and Modern State-Building in South Korea Moon Jiyoung 4. The Politics and Political Science of the Clash of Civilizations: A Preliminary Study of the Intellectual Identity of Korean Political Science Yang Seung-Tae 5. Dongnipsinmun and Republican Democracy in Late Nineteenth-Century Korea Lee Dongsoo Part 2 Koreanization of Western Political Thought 6Redefining Citizenship in the Multicultural Society: A Korean Case Kim Nam-Kook 7. Civil Patriotism and Liberal Collectivism in South Korea: A Sentimentalist Approach Kim Sungmoon 8. Western Feminism and Korean Feminism Kim Hee-Kang 9. A Study on the Acceptance of Rousseau's Thought and Current Research in Korea Kim Yong-Min 10. Rawls in Korea Jang Dong-Jin Part 3 Modernizing Traditional East Asian Political Thought 11. The Concept of the 'Public' in Traditional Korea and Its Modern Variation Lee Seung-Hwan 12. A Constitutionalist Interpretation of Confucian Politics in the Early Joseon Dynasty Kim Bi-Hwan 13. The Confucian Tradition and Democracy in Korean Political Thought: The Distance between Mínb n ( ) and Mínzh ( ) Kim Seog Gun 14. Liberalist Human Rights and the Confucian Ethics of Human Relationships Lee Sang-ik
Part 1 Theorizing Contemporary Korean Politics 1. The Ideological Terrain of Contemporary Korean Politics: From the Perspective of the Dialectic of Non-simultaneity Kang Jung In 2. How the National Division and the Korean War Affected South Korean Politics: The Notions of "Liberty," "Democracy," and "Welfare" Kim Dong-Choon 3. Liberalism and Modern State-Building in South Korea Moon Jiyoung 4. The Politics and Political Science of the Clash of Civilizations: A Preliminary Study of the Intellectual Identity of Korean Political Science Yang Seung-Tae 5. Dongnipsinmun and Republican Democracy in Late Nineteenth-Century Korea Lee Dongsoo Part 2 Koreanization of Western Political Thought 6Redefining Citizenship in the Multicultural Society: A Korean Case Kim Nam-Kook 7. Civil Patriotism and Liberal Collectivism in South Korea: A Sentimentalist Approach Kim Sungmoon 8. Western Feminism and Korean Feminism Kim Hee-Kang 9. A Study on the Acceptance of Rousseau's Thought and Current Research in Korea Kim Yong-Min 10. Rawls in Korea Jang Dong-Jin Part 3 Modernizing Traditional East Asian Political Thought 11. The Concept of the 'Public' in Traditional Korea and Its Modern Variation Lee Seung-Hwan 12. A Constitutionalist Interpretation of Confucian Politics in the Early Joseon Dynasty Kim Bi-Hwan 13. The Confucian Tradition and Democracy in Korean Political Thought: The Distance between Mínb n ( ) and Mínzh ( ) Kim Seog Gun 14. Liberalist Human Rights and the Confucian Ethics of Human Relationships Lee Sang-ik
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