Making Korean People 5
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The purpose of this book is to cover the 『Independence Newspaper』 and the 『Independence Association』.
In 『Making Koreans III: Pro-American Christian Faction 1』, we looked at how Protestant missionaries changed Joseon. This time, we trace the process by which Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho, who went to the United States after the failure of the Gapsin Coup (1884), returned to Korea 10 years later with the Gabo Reform (1894-1895) and resumed their activities.
The ten years that Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho were in exile overseas were the period when Protestant missionaries began to change Joseon from the bottom up.
The period in which Christian missionaries successfully converted countless people through missionary work and nurtured talents like Syngman Rhee and Ju Si-kyung coincides precisely with the period in which Korea's greatest reformist intellectuals and politicians studied in the United States and returned.
What they created together was Joseon's first private newspaper, the Independent Newspaper, and Joseon's first civic organization, the Independence Association.
In 『Making Koreans III: Pro-American Christian Faction 1』, we looked at how Protestant missionaries changed Joseon. This time, we trace the process by which Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho, who went to the United States after the failure of the Gapsin Coup (1884), returned to Korea 10 years later with the Gabo Reform (1894-1895) and resumed their activities.
The ten years that Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho were in exile overseas were the period when Protestant missionaries began to change Joseon from the bottom up.
The period in which Christian missionaries successfully converted countless people through missionary work and nurtured talents like Syngman Rhee and Ju Si-kyung coincides precisely with the period in which Korea's greatest reformist intellectuals and politicians studied in the United States and returned.
What they created together was Joseon's first private newspaper, the Independent Newspaper, and Joseon's first civic organization, the Independence Association.
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Introductionㆍ18 1.
Independence not independence 19/2.
Russo-Japanese rivalry 21/3.
The emergence of pro-American Christian groups 23/4.
Class Revolution in Joseon 27/5.
Religious Reformation in Joseon 31/6.
Joseon's literary revolution 33/7.
The Independence Newspaper and the Independence Association 40
Chapter 1ㆍIndependence that is not independence: Agwan Pacheonㆍ52 1.
Russian Embassy in Speyer 57/2.
Gojong's first secret letter 62/3.
Gojong's second secret order 64/4.
Pacheon 68 / 5.
The Deaths of Kim Hong-jip, Jeong Byeong-ha, and Eo Yun-jung 70/6.
The fall of the pro-Japanese cabinet 76/7.
Reforms halted 81/8.
Emperor Gojong's request for protection 86
Chapter 2: The Russian Moment: 94 1.
Ito-Hiturobo Dialogue 97/2.
Japan-Germany-Russia Dialogue 100/3.
Reactions of the Great Powers 104 / 4.
Yamagata-Hiturobo Dialogue 109/5.
Sai Onji-Hitrobo Dialogue 112/6.
Russia-Japan negotiations begin 115/7.
Komura-Beber Secret Memorandum 116/8.
Yamagata-Lobanov Agreement 118
Chapter 3: Russia's Control of Manchuria: 128 1.
Russia 131/2 to raise reparations for the Sino-Japanese War.
Russo-Qing Alliance 138 / 3.
Manchurian Railway 141/4.
Li Hongzhang in Moscow 148 / 5.
Dongcheong Railway Company Contract 165
Chapter 4. Joseon as a Russian Protectorate. 180 1.
Special Envoy Min Young-hwan 182/2.
Dispatch of Russian military instructors 222/3.
Japan's internal turmoil 226/4.
Russia's Confusion in Korea Policy 228
Chapter 5ㆍEmperor Gojong's Return to the Palaceㆍ232 1.
Emperor Gojong's personal protection 233 / 2.
Plancy's Situation Analysis 238 / 3.
Editorial 244/4 of the Korean Repository.
Yun Chi-ho's Records 246 / 5.
Return to the Palace 252
Chapter 6: Russia's Retreat: 258 1.
Japan's Negotiation Attempt 259/2.
Kato's private meeting with Emperor Gojong 262/3.
Muravyov's retreat 264 / 4.
Russia's policy confusion 268 / 5.
Japan's response 271/6.
Rosen's appointment 273/7.
Russia abandons training of North Korean troops 277
Chapter 7ㆍThe Founding of the Empire and the Korean Empireㆍ282 1.
The whole story of the founding of the Qing Dynasty 283 / 2.
Coronation of the Emperor 290 / 3.
The Reactions of the Great Powers 292
Chapter 8ㆍExchange of Valueㆍ296 1.
Financial advisory issues in Russia 297/2.
The German fleet enters Qingdao and the Russian fleet enters Port Arthur 308/3.
Even Russia's Port Arthur 314/4.
Kim Hong-ryuk case 317/5.
Nishi-Rozen Agreement and Manhan Exchange 323
Chapter 9: Class Revolution in Korea: 330 1.
Joseon's Second Estate 331 / 2.
Joseon's Bureaucracy and Class System 340 / 3.
Tongrigimuamun and Gungukmucheo 346/4.
Gabo Reform and the Modernization of the Bureaucratic Recruitment System 354 / 5.
The Second Estate and Christianity 365 / 6.
Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho 370
Chapter 10: Religious Reformation in Joseon 382 1.
The Reformation and the Modern State, Modern People 383 / 2.
The Modernity of Protestantism 387 / 3.
From Confucianism to Christianity 392 / 4.
Confucianism Degradation Movement 395 / 5.
Criticism of the Joseon Dynasty System 401 / 6.
China Devaluation Movement 405/7.
Confucian Counterattack 409 / 8.
East vs. West 418 / 9.
Alternative: Christianity 424
Chapter 11ㆍJoseon's Literary Revolutionㆍ428 1.
Luther and the Creation of Modern German 429/2.
Tyndale and the Invention of Modern English 439 / 3.
From "Eonmun" to "Gukmun" 447 / 4.
The Limits of the "Eonmun" 458 / 5.
Publishing and distribution of books in Joseon 467/6.
『The Bible in Korean』 473 / 7.
Literacy Revolution 494 / 8.
Publishing Revolution 497 / 9.
Creating "Korean" 502
Chapter 12ㆍ『Independence Newspaper』and Independence Associationㆍ510 1.
"The Most Urgent Thing in Joseon" 514 / 2.
Yu Gil-jun and 『Independent Newspaper』 521 / 3.
The Independent Newspaper was founded in 525/4.
The spread of modern thought 532 / 5.
Independence Gate 551/6.
Independence Association 557/7.
Design and construction of the Independence Gate 563/8.
Publication of the 『Independence Association Newsletter』 568/9.
The reaction of the conservative faction and the Kim Ga-jin incident 569/10.
Evolution of the Discussion Circuit 573 / 11.
Criticism of Russia's interference in internal affairs 584 / 12.
Case No. 589/13 regarding the appointment of Alekseyev as advisor.
Jeolyeongdo Incident 594/14.
Speyer's Ultimatum 607 / 15.
People's Common Assembly 612/16.
Seo Jae-pil's dismissal 619/17.
Independence Association vs. Government 635/18.
Towards Parliamentary Politics 644 / 19.
Kim Hong-ryuk Poisoned Tea Incident 656 / 20.
「Cho Gyu 2nd draft」 671 / 21.
The emergence of the Imperial Society 675/22.
Privy Council Reform Bill 678/23.
Government-Private Joint Meeting 686/24.
Article 6 of the Constitution 692/25.
Parliamentary Democracy 697 / 26.
The Counterattack of the Water Paddlers 700 / 27.
Resistance of the Independence Association 705/28.
Radicals of the Independence Association 710/29.
Attack of the Bo Injury 713/30.
Gojong's attempt at compromise 721/31.
Petition for Park Young-hyo's pardon 727/32.
Closing, discontinuation of publication 735
Conclusionㆍ746
Noteㆍ748
Referencesㆍ783
Indexㆍ787
Independence not independence 19/2.
Russo-Japanese rivalry 21/3.
The emergence of pro-American Christian groups 23/4.
Class Revolution in Joseon 27/5.
Religious Reformation in Joseon 31/6.
Joseon's literary revolution 33/7.
The Independence Newspaper and the Independence Association 40
Chapter 1ㆍIndependence that is not independence: Agwan Pacheonㆍ52 1.
Russian Embassy in Speyer 57/2.
Gojong's first secret letter 62/3.
Gojong's second secret order 64/4.
Pacheon 68 / 5.
The Deaths of Kim Hong-jip, Jeong Byeong-ha, and Eo Yun-jung 70/6.
The fall of the pro-Japanese cabinet 76/7.
Reforms halted 81/8.
Emperor Gojong's request for protection 86
Chapter 2: The Russian Moment: 94 1.
Ito-Hiturobo Dialogue 97/2.
Japan-Germany-Russia Dialogue 100/3.
Reactions of the Great Powers 104 / 4.
Yamagata-Hiturobo Dialogue 109/5.
Sai Onji-Hitrobo Dialogue 112/6.
Russia-Japan negotiations begin 115/7.
Komura-Beber Secret Memorandum 116/8.
Yamagata-Lobanov Agreement 118
Chapter 3: Russia's Control of Manchuria: 128 1.
Russia 131/2 to raise reparations for the Sino-Japanese War.
Russo-Qing Alliance 138 / 3.
Manchurian Railway 141/4.
Li Hongzhang in Moscow 148 / 5.
Dongcheong Railway Company Contract 165
Chapter 4. Joseon as a Russian Protectorate. 180 1.
Special Envoy Min Young-hwan 182/2.
Dispatch of Russian military instructors 222/3.
Japan's internal turmoil 226/4.
Russia's Confusion in Korea Policy 228
Chapter 5ㆍEmperor Gojong's Return to the Palaceㆍ232 1.
Emperor Gojong's personal protection 233 / 2.
Plancy's Situation Analysis 238 / 3.
Editorial 244/4 of the Korean Repository.
Yun Chi-ho's Records 246 / 5.
Return to the Palace 252
Chapter 6: Russia's Retreat: 258 1.
Japan's Negotiation Attempt 259/2.
Kato's private meeting with Emperor Gojong 262/3.
Muravyov's retreat 264 / 4.
Russia's policy confusion 268 / 5.
Japan's response 271/6.
Rosen's appointment 273/7.
Russia abandons training of North Korean troops 277
Chapter 7ㆍThe Founding of the Empire and the Korean Empireㆍ282 1.
The whole story of the founding of the Qing Dynasty 283 / 2.
Coronation of the Emperor 290 / 3.
The Reactions of the Great Powers 292
Chapter 8ㆍExchange of Valueㆍ296 1.
Financial advisory issues in Russia 297/2.
The German fleet enters Qingdao and the Russian fleet enters Port Arthur 308/3.
Even Russia's Port Arthur 314/4.
Kim Hong-ryuk case 317/5.
Nishi-Rozen Agreement and Manhan Exchange 323
Chapter 9: Class Revolution in Korea: 330 1.
Joseon's Second Estate 331 / 2.
Joseon's Bureaucracy and Class System 340 / 3.
Tongrigimuamun and Gungukmucheo 346/4.
Gabo Reform and the Modernization of the Bureaucratic Recruitment System 354 / 5.
The Second Estate and Christianity 365 / 6.
Seo Jae-pil and Yun Chi-ho 370
Chapter 10: Religious Reformation in Joseon 382 1.
The Reformation and the Modern State, Modern People 383 / 2.
The Modernity of Protestantism 387 / 3.
From Confucianism to Christianity 392 / 4.
Confucianism Degradation Movement 395 / 5.
Criticism of the Joseon Dynasty System 401 / 6.
China Devaluation Movement 405/7.
Confucian Counterattack 409 / 8.
East vs. West 418 / 9.
Alternative: Christianity 424
Chapter 11ㆍJoseon's Literary Revolutionㆍ428 1.
Luther and the Creation of Modern German 429/2.
Tyndale and the Invention of Modern English 439 / 3.
From "Eonmun" to "Gukmun" 447 / 4.
The Limits of the "Eonmun" 458 / 5.
Publishing and distribution of books in Joseon 467/6.
『The Bible in Korean』 473 / 7.
Literacy Revolution 494 / 8.
Publishing Revolution 497 / 9.
Creating "Korean" 502
Chapter 12ㆍ『Independence Newspaper』and Independence Associationㆍ510 1.
"The Most Urgent Thing in Joseon" 514 / 2.
Yu Gil-jun and 『Independent Newspaper』 521 / 3.
The Independent Newspaper was founded in 525/4.
The spread of modern thought 532 / 5.
Independence Gate 551/6.
Independence Association 557/7.
Design and construction of the Independence Gate 563/8.
Publication of the 『Independence Association Newsletter』 568/9.
The reaction of the conservative faction and the Kim Ga-jin incident 569/10.
Evolution of the Discussion Circuit 573 / 11.
Criticism of Russia's interference in internal affairs 584 / 12.
Case No. 589/13 regarding the appointment of Alekseyev as advisor.
Jeolyeongdo Incident 594/14.
Speyer's Ultimatum 607 / 15.
People's Common Assembly 612/16.
Seo Jae-pil's dismissal 619/17.
Independence Association vs. Government 635/18.
Towards Parliamentary Politics 644 / 19.
Kim Hong-ryuk Poisoned Tea Incident 656 / 20.
「Cho Gyu 2nd draft」 671 / 21.
The emergence of the Imperial Society 675/22.
Privy Council Reform Bill 678/23.
Government-Private Joint Meeting 686/24.
Article 6 of the Constitution 692/25.
Parliamentary Democracy 697 / 26.
The Counterattack of the Water Paddlers 700 / 27.
Resistance of the Independence Association 705/28.
Radicals of the Independence Association 710/29.
Attack of the Bo Injury 713/30.
Gojong's attempt at compromise 721/31.
Petition for Park Young-hyo's pardon 727/32.
Closing, discontinuation of publication 735
Conclusionㆍ746
Noteㆍ748
Referencesㆍ783
Indexㆍ787
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 27, 2025
- Format: Paperback book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 798 pages | 152*225*40mm
- ISBN13: 9791197103599
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