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동북아 역사의 글로벌화를 위한 제언
Proposal for Globalizing the Northeast Asian History The current globalization is a historical phenomenon that facilitates integration of the world as well as interpretation of the past from the present point of view. It is an interesting fact that from a global perspective of history, the Korean peninsula and wider Northeast Asia are not irrelevant to the globalization. In other words, the later 19th to the early 20th century was the time during which the systemization of imperialism and the integration of the world happened in Northeast Asia. Manchu and the Korean peninsula were influenced by the international policies of western imperialist countries and the mechanism for balancing the power worked in these areas. Particularly, the Korean peninsula was an area for competition where powerful countries competed to expand their influence with Russia and Japan fighting each other in the center of the scene and other countries cooperating in the form of alliance.
。Article _ KIM Won-soo, Professor at Seoul National University of Education
"공동연구 진행을 통해 한국과 몽골의 잃어버린 과거, 문헌으로 남지 않은 고대사 복원에 힘써야"
"The lost histories of Korea and Mongolia and the unrecorded ancient history should be restored through joint researches." In the summer of 2011, an ancient tomb belonging to the period of the Turks was excavated in Bulgan aimag Bayannuur Som in the central region of Mongolia. Interestingly, in the course of excavation, pictures of the Blue Dragon and the White Tiger similar to the tomb murals of Koguryo were discovered. Therefore, Northeast Asian History Foundation invited Ayudai Ochir, Director of the Institute of the History of Nomadic Culture of Mongolia to provide a lecture on 27 October on the topic 'The Results and Achievement of the Excavation of the Tomb Murals of the Turks during the 7th Century'. After the lecture, there was an interview between Director Ayudai Ochir and Foundation's research fellow JANG Seog-ho, which is introduced in this newsletter.
Article _ LEE Yoon-jeong | Photograph_Production Theful
한국-라트비아 수교 20주년 기념 포럼 라트비아와 한국의 역사적 경험
Forum Celebrating 20 Years of Amity between Korea and Latvia Historical experiences shared by Latvia and Korea There are sometimes in your life people whom you meet for the first time but you feel very comfortable with, while there are others whom you have associated with for many years but still make you feel as yet uncomfortable. Latvia was the former case with me. Certainly I had never been to Latvia before, but I felt that my lover, whom I had broken up with long time ago, would be waiting for me there, so I would have to meet her. It was when I was crossing the Baltic Sea on a noisy propeller aircraft from Helsinki that I thought I knew the cause of the sense of déjà vu. It was because of the 'Baltic Sea'.
。Article _ CHOI Deok-kyoo, Research fellow, Research Department
제1회 역사콘서트 역사콘서트, '젊은이들이 역사와 通하는 길'
The Inaugural History Concert History Concert, a way leading young people into history 7pm on Monday the 31st of last October, in the KT&G SangsangMadang (Place for Imagination) in front of Hongik University, the Inaugural History Concert was held by Northeast Asian History Foundation in cooperation with VANK. As lectures and forums relating to history usually feel boring, it is hard for you to approach them without hesitation. This history concert, which would change the distorted notion that history is a boring subject, was designed for people in the young generation who may not be interested in the subject or do not know it well even though they may have interest. It was an open forum for discussing history where you could release without restriction your thoughts and queries that you might have held about history.
。Article _ LEE Seo-hwi, Intern worker, Office of Information and Education
유럽의 독도 인식
European Perception of Dokdo In this age of global village, various historical issues and conflicts in Northeast Asia reported to North America, Europe and other major regions of the world tend to develop into an interesting subject for the global community. Published in October 2011, 《European Perception of Dokdo》 is the fruit of a research analysis of how much, how and from what perspectives major European media have reported on Dokdo for the last 15 years.
。Article _ Min You-ki, Professor at Kwangwoon University
대조영, 고구려 유민 디아스포라의 종결자
DAE Jo-Young, a former citizen of Koguryo who completed the diaspora of the nation In 668, Tang (China) took Koguryo's Pyeongyang Fortress and forced King Bojang and numerous other survivors of the country to migrate. Among those migrants were members of surrounding nations such as Malgal. In a Chinese province of Yeongju (營州) at that time, there were people of various nationalities who had been forced to move in by Tang. Later in the 7th century, nations in East Asia began to resist Tang's indirect control with symbolic practices like throne endorsement and tribute presentation.
。Article _ KIM Eun-kook Research fellow, Research Department
강화도에서 본 한국역사
Korean History Viewed from Ganghwado Korean autumn is really beautiful with its warm sunlight, clear blue sky and clean air. Korean autumn is indeed a season with the sky being clear and blue, and horses growing stout. On October 15, a day of this beautiful autumn, there was history education through experience in Ganghwado for native speaker assistant Chinese teachers in Korea which was jointly held by Northeast Asian History Foundation and Educational Board of Seoul.In spite of autumn rain falling in tiny drops from the morning, 10 native speaker assistant Chinese teachers who had been invited to this event and 10 helping teachers of Chinese gathered at Northeast Asian History Foundation before departing to Ganghwado. This event, which was comprised of visits to historical sites in Ganghwado and activities to experience the cultures - was prepared to help native speaker assistant Chinese teachers in Korea to widen their knowledge of Korean history and equip themselves with a right view of history.The first destination o
。Article _ Wu Dan Feng, Native speaker assistant Chinese teacher, Surak High School in Seoul
What meaning and implication does it have? Question When visiting Korea on October 18, Japanese prime minister Noda returned to our government some of the books that Japan had illegally taken out. What meaning and implication does it have?
。Article _ SEO Hyun-ju, Research fellow, Research Department
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