Curriculum
현장에서 바라본 제국의 시대
1. January 16, 1864, Changdeokgung: Politics and Policies of Heungseon Daewongun
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1-1. Introduction to the Lecture
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1-2. Today’s Historical Site
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1-3. The Figure of Heungseon Daewongun and His Politics & Policies
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1-4. Daewongun’s Policies to Strengthen Royal Authority
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1-5. Clashes with France and the U.S. & the Isolationist Policy
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1-6. The Resignation of Heungseon Daewongun and Post-Resignation Politics
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2. February 1876, Ganghwa Island: Before and After the Conclusion of the Treaty of Ganghwa
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2-1. Today's Historical Site
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2-2. The Last Line of Defense, Ganghwa Island
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2-3. The First Place to Be Invaded, Ganghwa Island
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2-4. The Relationship of Neighborly Relations between Joseon and Japan
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2-5. The Relationship between Joseon and Japan after The Meiji Restoration
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2-6. Autonomy in the Sinocentric World Order vs. Autonomy in the Order Defined by International Law
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3. July 19, 1882, near Sungnyemun, and December 4, 1884, at the Postal Bureau: The Imo Soldiers’ Revolt and the Gapsin Coup
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3-1. Today's Historical Site
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3-2. Trends of the Joseon Government in the 1870s and 80s
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3-3. The Aftermath of the Military Mutiny of 1882 and the Interests of Qing and Japan
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3-4. The Formation of the Enlightenment School and the Coup d’état of 1894
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3-5. A Three-Day Reign and What Followed
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4. January 17, 1888, the White House in Washington, D.C.: The Dual-Track System
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4-1. Today's Historical Site
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4-2. Changes in Qing's Policies Toward Joseon Around 1880
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4-3. The Emergence of Qing Imperialism
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4-4. Joseon's Diplomatic Response (1): Pursuing Secret Treaties with Russia
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4-5. Joseon's Diplomatic Response (2): Dispatching a Minister to the U.S.
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5. February 17, 1894, Gobu Government Office in Jeolla Province: The Donghak Peasant War and the First Sino-Japanese War
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5-1. Today's Historical Site
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5-2. The Figure of Jeon Bongjun
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5-3. The Roles of Eastern Learning and Confucianism in the Peasant War
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5-4. The Peasant War and the First Sino-Japanese War
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5-5. Gobu County, the East Asian Regional Order, and the Modern World System
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6. February 11, 1896, in front of Gwanghwamun, and October 12, 1897, at Hwangudan: The Gabo Reform and the Gwangmu Reform
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6-1. Today's Historical Site
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6-2. The Uneasy Launch and Progression of the Reform of 1894
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6-3. A Queen Assassinated in the Palace, a King Who Fled It
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6-4. The Road to Proclaiming an Empire
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6-5. The Emperor’s Absolute Authority and Responsibility
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7. October 29, 1898, Jongno, Seoul: The Independence Club and the All-People’s Congress
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8. November 17, 1905, Gyeongungung: The Russo-Japanese War and the Transformation of the Korean Empire into a Protectorate
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9. February 21, 1907, Outside Seomun Gate in Daegu: The National Debt Repayment Movement
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10. August 29, 1910, Seoul: The Last Moment of the Korean Empire
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