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Redemption and regret : modernizing Korea in the writings of James Scarth Gale /
"Redemption and Regret presents two previously unpublished typescripts of James Scarth Gale, a Canadian missionary to Korea for four decades (1888-1927). During his time in Korea, Gale developed into the foremost Western scholar of Korean history, language, and literature, completing the first...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Toronto ; Buffalo ; London :
University of Toronto Press,
[2021]
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| Colección: | James Scarth Gale library of Korean literature.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part 1: Pen Pictures of Old Korea : Korean Songs and Verses
- Eternal Life
- Tobacco in Korea
- Concerning the Occult
- A Note of Warning
- On and Off the Street Car
- A Sample of Korean Labour Song
- Marriage in Korea
- Pak’s Experiences
- The Mystery of It
- The Family Line
- Korea’s Electric Shocks
- “Broken Earthenware”
- Unconscious Korea
- Korean Literature
- A New Style of Courtship
- Korea’s Receding Pantheon
- Stone Fights
- Standing for One’s Rights
- That Old Dragon
- Happy Yi
- My Lord the Elephant
- The Displeasure of the Rain God
- Korean New Year’s
- The Korean Woman
- Korea’s Preparation for the Bible
- The Waning Eunuch
- A Freak of Language
- An Affair of State
- Private Minting
- A New Korean
- The Burning of the Temple
- A Royal Funeral
- Belong Small Boxer
- The Foreign Squeezer
- The Awful Kim
- Exit Kim
- The Opening of War
- Prospective
- All Good Things Are Three
- Japan’s Task in Korea
- Where Are We?
- As Regards the Fate
- Part 2: Old Corea : Corean Literature and History
- Corea’s Noted Women: Yowa Ssi ; Ahwang and Yoyong ; T’aeim and T’aesa ; Wang Sogun ; Princess Yang
- Religious and Allied Themes: The Corean’s View of God ; The Mirror of the Heart ; The Worship of Confucius ; Corea’s Filial Piety ; How She Moved to God
- Father and Son
- Social and Allied Subjects: Prohibition in Corea ; Tea ; Tobacco in Corea ; Corean Paper ; Corean Clothes ; Corean Artists ; Corean Chess ; Teeth
- Ancient Remains: The Tombs of Uhyolli ; Ancient Burial Remains ; When Kings Die ; Hollanders in Corea
- Superstitions: Guardians of the Year ; One of the Immortals ; The Spirit Medium
- Short Stories: The Spoiled Boy ; Yi Changgon ; A Question of Conscience ; Worthy Prince and Lucky Girls ; Powers of Imitation ; The Tartar Hunter
- Miscellaneous: The Dancing Girl ; Music ; Corean Transportation ; Flies ; The Rainy Season ; A Trip to Sorae Beach
- Poems: My Shadow by Yi Talch’ung ; Clouds and Mountains by Yi Talch’ung ; The Good and Bad of It by Yi Talch’ung ; The Falling Flowers by Won Kam ; The Joys of Nature by Yi Talch’ung ; A Spell against the Tiger by Hong Yangho ; Tribute to a Needle by Mrs. Yoo ; The Wild Goose by Hong Yangho ; A Far-Eastern Francis of Assisi by Song Hyon ; The Snow by Yi Chehyon ; The Cackling Priest by Yi Chesin
- The Story of Unyong.