1-1. About the Course

1-2. Encounters between Joseon and the West before the Opening of the Ports

1-3. Hamel, a Westerner Who Drifted to Joseon

2-1. Oppert and the Tomb Robbery Incident of the Tomb of Namyeongun

2-2. Griffis and His [Corea: The Hermit Nation]

2-3. Korean History during the Period of the Opening of the Ports Seen through Ten Events

3-1. Westerners Who Entered Joseon after the Opening of the Ports

3-2. Möllendorff, the First Western Diplomatic Adviser of Joseon

3-3. Sontag Hotel and the Agwan Pacheon (King’s refuge at the Russian Legation)

4-1. Allen and the Role of American Diplomats in Korea

4-2. War Correspondents of the Russo-Japanese War and Jack London

4-3. Bethell and Western Press in Korea

6-1. Burton Holmes and the First Motion Pictures of Korea

6-2. Ladd and the Political Aspect of Western Travelers

6-3. Analysis of the Travelers’ Perspectives

7-1. Missionaries Who Stayed Longest and Interacted Most Deeply in Korea

7-2. Jejungwon, a Western-style Hospital, Abison, and Bak Seoyang

7-3. Western-style Schools, Appenzeller, and Scranton

7-4. Women Missionaries and Korean Women – Rosetta Sherwood Hall and Bak Esther

8-1. Those Who Produced Knowledge about Korea – Gale, Jones, and Hulbert

8-2. Missionaries’ Political Involvement and Hulbert’s Anti-Japanese Activities

8-3. Missionaries’ Views on Korea, Their Roles and Limitations

9-1. Koreans Who Went to the West during the Period of the Opening of the Ports

9-2. Envoys to Return the Courtesy (Bobingsa) and the First Experiences of the Experiences

9-3. Envoys to Return the Courtesy (Bobingsa) and the First Experiences of the Experiences

9-4. Yu Giljun and [Seoyugyeonmun]

10-1. Seo Jaepil, Yun Chiho, and Korean Students in the U.S.

10-2. Koreans at the World Exposition

10-3. Encounters between Westerners and Koreans