Korea : outline of a civilisation / Kenneth M. Wells.

Por:

Wells, Kenneth M, 1953-

Tipo de material: Texto

TextoSeries Brill's Korean Study Library ; 4Detalles de publicación: Leiden, Holanda : Brill, 2015Descripción: xv, 327 p. : il., maps ; 24 cmISBN:

9004300058 (eBook)
9789004300057 (eBook)

ISSN:

1876-7079

Otro título:

Korea : outline of a civilization

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Clasificación LoC:

DS904 .W4 2015

Resumen: """This outline of Korea's civilisation is a cultural history that examines the ways the Korean people over the past two millennia understood the world and viewed their place in society. In the traditional era, the interaction between several broad religious and philosophical traditions and social institutions, state interests and, at times, external pressures, provides the framework of the story. In the modern era, the chief concern is with the rapid and momentous cultural changes that have occurred over the past one and a half centuries in the idea and spread of education, the rise in influence of students, the development of mass culture, the redefinition of gender, and the continuing importance of religion"".- descripción de la editorial."

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Tipo de ítem	Biblioteca actual	Colección	Signatura topográfica	Estado	Fecha de vencimiento	Código de barras
05-Libros, F. Coreano	Biblioteca Magna	Fondo Coreano	DS904 .W4 2015	Disponible		178211

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"""This outline of Korea's civilisation is a cultural history that examines the ways the Korean people over the past two millennia understood the world and viewed their place in society. In the traditional era, the interaction between several broad religious and philosophical traditions and social institutions, state interests and, at times, external pressures, provides the framework of the story. In the modern era, the chief concern is with the rapid and momentous cultural changes that have occurred over the past one and a half centuries in the idea and spread of education, the rise in influence of students, the development of mass culture, the redefinition of gender, and the continuing importance of religion"".- descripción de la editorial."

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