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PREFACE

PART Ⅰ Land, Labor and Culture in Korean Rural Society
1. Social History of Ture Community and Nongak (P’ungmul) Music

1. Introduction
2. Genesis and Transformation of Ture
3. Organization of Ture
4. Joint Labor of Ture
5. Homi-modum and Homi-ssishi 6. Ture and Nongak (P’ungmul)
7. Social Functions of Ture 8. Changing Patterns of Ture from 1910 to 1945
9. Conclusion

Footnotes

2. Kwaj?n Land Reform and the Establishment of Private
Landlordism in the Early Chos?n Dynasty Korea, 1391-1470

1. Introduction
2. The First Land Reform (Kwaj?n-p?b)
3. The Second Land Reform (Chikj?n-p?b)
4. The Establishment of Private Landlordism
5. Conclusion

Footnotes

3. Landlordism in the Late Chos?n Dynasty
1. Introduction
2. Types of Landlordism
3. Development of Parasitic Landlordism
4. Ratio and Forms of Rent
5. Tenure and Contract of Tenancy
6. Tenant Management
7. Social Status of Tenants and Tenancy Rights
8. Living Conditions of Tenant Farmers
9. Characteristics of Landlordism in the Late Chos?n Dynasty
10. Conclusion

Footnotes

4. Tasan Ch?ng Yak-yong’s Land Reform Thought
1. Introduction
2. Problem-Consciousness in Tasan’s Theory
3. Discussions on the Possibility of the Ch?ngj?n System
4. Criticism Against the Kyunj?n and Hanj?n Theories.
5. Method of Land Distribution in the Ch?ngj?n theory
6. Problems Concerning Literati, Artisans, and Merchants in the Ch?ngj?n Theory
7. Questions about Tasan’s Ch?ngj?n Theory
8. Conclusion_

Footnotes

5. Land Tenure System in Korea, 1910-1945

1. The Basic Structure of Land Tenure System
2. Some Changes in Land Tenancy and Rural Stratification
3. Controversies on the Character of Land Tenure and Rural Class Structure
4. Rent and Land Tenure in Transition
Footnotes

6. Land Reform in Korea, 1950
1. Introduction
2. Preparation of Land Reform
3. Execution of Land Reform
4. Immediate Achievements of Land Reform
5. Conclusion

PART Ⅱ Modern Transformation of Korean Society

7. The Establishment of Tonghak and Ch’oe Che-u
1. Introduction
2. Backgrounds of the Establishment of Tonghak
3. The Incentive and Process of the Establishment of Tonghak
4. Concept and Intellectual Resources Ch’oe Che-u’s Tonghak Thought
5. Ideological Significance of Tonghak
6. Conclusion

Footnotes

8. The Opening of Korea and Changes in Social Thought
1. Tonghak (Estern Learning) Thought
2. Kaehwa (Enlightenment) Thought
3. Wij?ng Ch?ksa (Protect Orthodoxy and Reject Hetrodoxy) Thought
4. Tongdo s?gi (Eastern Culture with Western Technology)

9. The Thought of the Enlightenment Movement
1. Introduction
2. Development of Enlightenment Thought
3. Platform of the Progressive Party
4. Analysis of Reform Platform
5. Historical Characteristics of the Reform Platform
6. Conclusion

Footnotes

10. The Coup d’Etat of 1884 and the Pukch?ng Army of the Progressive Party
1. Introduction
2. The Kwangju Army of the Progressive Party
3. The Progressive Party’s Army in Pukch’?ng
4. The Relocation of the Pukch’?ng Army to Seoul
5. The Structure of the Military Force Involved in the Coup
6. Conclusion

Footnotes

11. Conjunction of Tonghak and the Peasant Revolutionary Movement
1. Introduction
2. Ch’oe Che-u and the Establishment of Tonghak
3. The Name “Tonghak” and the Beginnings of Propagation
4. Socio-ideological Chracteristics of Tonghak
5. The Tonghak Organization
6. Po?n Assembly and the Development of the Tonghak Organization
7. Theory of the Conjunction of Tonghak and the Peasant Revolutionary Movement of
1894
8. Conclusion_

Footnotes

12. The Revolutionary Movement of the Tonghak Peasant Army of
1894: Seen vis-a-vis the French Revolution_
1. Sense of Problem_
2. The Four Stages of the Peasant Revolutionary Movement
3. The Revolutionary Nature of Tonghak Peasant Movement
4. A Combination of Peasant Revolutionary Movement and Bourgeois Reform

Footnotes

13. Social Thought of Korean Independence Club
1. Introduction
2. Social Background of the Independence Club
3. Idea of Independence
4. Concept of Civil Liberties
5. Concept of Self-help and Reform
6. Conclusion

PART Ⅲ Independence Movement of Korean People

14. Sinminhoe’s Independence Movement during the Late Years of Chos?n Dynasty
1.Introduction
2. The Founding of the Sinminhoe
3. The Aims and Social Thought of the Sinminhoe
4. The Organization of the Sinminhoe
5. The “Save the Nation through Education” Movement of the Sinminhoe
6. Educational Association and Programs of “Enlightenment Lectures”
7. The Sinminhoe’s Publications Activities.
8. The Sinminhoe’s National Industry Movement
9. The Sinminhoe’s Youth Movement
10. Independence Army Bases and the “War of Independence”
11. High-Ranking Members Found as Independence Army Base
12. The Founding of Independence Army Bases in Korea
13. Sinh?ng Military Officers’ School
14. Tongrim Military Officers’ School
15. Milsan Military Officers’ School
16. The Dissolution of the Sinminhoe
17. Conclusion

Footnotes

15. The Life and Thought of Pak ?n-sik
1. His Life
2. Patriotic Enlightenment Thought
3. View of Modern History
4. Conclusion

Footnotes

16. Pak ?n-sik’s Idea of National Salvation by Industry
1. Introduction
2. Imperialistic Aggression and National Salvation by Industry
3. The Causes of Underdevelopment of Modern Industries
4. Reform of Scientific Technology and Industry.
5. Industrial Development
6. Agricultural Development
7. National Military Power and Industries
8. National Wealth by Labor
9. Conclusion

Footnotes

17. Enlightenment Thought of Sin Ch’ae-ho
1. Sense of Problem
2. Imperialism and Nationalism
3. Restoration of National Sovereignty and Patriotism
4. Discourse on New Nation
5. Discourse on New National Salvation Education
6. Discourse on Reform of Social Customs
7. Discourse on the New National Economy
8. Preservation and Development of National Culture
9. Creation of New history and a Modern Nationalist Science of History

Footnotes

18. Re-evaluation of the March First Independence Movement
1. March First Movement and Self-Determination
2. Non-violence and Violence
3. 33 Leaders and the Masses
4. Evaluation of March First Movement
5. Historical Meaning of March First Movement
6. Conclusion

Footnotes

19. “Modernization” Theme During the Colonial Period: A Criticism of the Argument
that Japanese Colonial Rule Modernized Korea
1. Sense of Problem
2. The Concept of “modernization” and the colonial policies of Japan
3. The Goal of Japanese Colonial Rule: The Destruction of Korean Nation

Footnotes

20. A Historical Study of Korea’s Title to Dokdo
1. First Written Record on Dokdo
2. First Japanese Record on Dokdo
3. Disputes over Ull?ndo and Dokdo at the End of the 17th Century
4. Meiji Government’s Reconfirmation of Korea’s Title to Dokdo
5. Chos?n dynasty’s Re-development of Ull?ndo and Dokdo and Imperial Ordinance
No.41
6. Japan’s Annexation of Dokdo
7. Korean Government’s Reaction
8. SCAPIN No.677 and Reversion of Dokdo
9. A Need to Change Korean Policy toward Dokdo

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