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Preface to the Translation
Author's Prefaces
Maps, Charts, and Tables
Chapter 1: The Communal Societies of Prehistoric Times
1. The Paleolithic Age
2. Neolithic Man in Korea
3. Society and Culture in the Neolithic Period
Chapter 2: Walled-Town States and Confederated Kingdoms
1. The Use of Bronze and the Formation of Walled-Town States
2. The Formation and Development of Old Chosõn
3. The Formation of Confederated Kingdoms
4. Society and Polity in the Confederated Kingdoms
5. Culture in the Confederated Kingdoms Period
Chapter 3: Aristocratic Societies Under Monarchical Rule
1. The Development of the Three Kingdoms
2. The Foreign Relations of the Three Kingdoms
3. Political and Social Structure of the Three Kingdoms
4. The Aristocratic Culture of the Three Kingdoms
Chapter 4: The Fashioning of an Authoritarian Monarchy
1. The Silla Unification and the Founding of the Parhae Kingdom
2. The Government and Society of Unified Silla
3. The Flourishing of Silla Culture
4. The Society and Culture of Parhae
Chapter 5: The Age of Powerful Gentry Families
1. Contradictions Within the Bone-Rank Status System
2. The Rise of Powerful Local Gentry
3. The Later Three Kingdoms Peasant Uprisings
4. Unification by Koryo
5. Culture of the Gentry Period
Chapter 6: The Hereditary Aristocratic Order of Koryo
1. Beginnings of Kory∫'s Aristocratic Order
2. The Aristocratic Ruling Structure
3. Aristocratic Society and the Economic Structure
4. Foreign Relations
5. Aristocratic Culture
6. Disturbances in the Aristocratic Order
Chapter 7: Rule by the Military
1. The Military Seize Power
2. Peasant and Slave Uprisings
3. The Military Rule of the Ch'oe
4. The Struggle with the Mongols
5. The Culture of the Age of the Military
Chapter 8: Emergence of the Literati
1. The Pro-Yuan Policy and the Powerful Families
2. Growth of the Power of the Literati
3. The Founding of the Choso (Yi) Dynasty
4. The Culture of the New Literati Class
Chapter 9: The Creation of a Yangban Society
1. The Development of Yangban Society in Choson
2. Administrative Structure of the Yangban Bureaucratic State
3. Social and Economic Structure of the Yangban Bureaucratic State
4. Foreign Policy of Early Choson
5. Yangban Bureaucratic Culture
Chapter 10: The Rise of the Neo-Confucian Literati
1. Changes in Society under Rule by the Meritorious Elite
2. Emergence of the Neo-Confucian Literati
3. The Struggle Against the Japanese and Manchus
4. The Culture of the Neo-Confucian Literati
Chapter 11: The Emergence of Landed Farmers and Wholesale Merchants
1. Government by Powerful Lineages
2. Changes in the System of Tax Collection
3. Economic Growth
4. Sirhak and Other New Intellectual Concerns
5. New Modes of Expression in the Arts
Chapter 12: Instability in the Yangban Status System and the Outbreak of Popular Uprisings
1. Government by In-Law Families
2. Tremors in the Yangban Status System
3. Peasant Resistance
4. Development of a Popular Culture
5. The Reforms and Isolation Policy of the Taewon'gun
Chapter 13: Growth of the Forces of Enlightenment
1. Enlightenment Policy and Reaction Against It
2. The Reform Movement of the Progressive Party
3. The Revolutionary Uprising of the Tonghak Peasant Army
4. The Reform of 1894
5. Commerce, Industry, and Currents of Thought in the Enlightenment Period
Chapter 14: Nationalist Stirrings and Imperialist Aggression
1. Activities of the Independence Club
2. Japanese Aggression and the Struggle of the "Righteous Armies"
3. Japanese Economic Aggression and Korean Capital
4. The Patriotic Enlightenment Movement
5. The March First Movement
Chapter 15: Development of the Nationalist Movement
1. Changes in Japan's Colonial Policy
2. Native Capital and the Condition of Korean
3. The Korean National Movement Enters a New Phase
4. The Preservation of Korean Culture
Chapter 16: The Beginnings of Democracy
1. The Liberation of Korea, August 15, 1945
2. The Establishment of the Republic of Korea
3. The Korean War
4. The April 1960 Revolution
Dynastic Lineages
Select Bibliography
Index-Glossary
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Jeremiah Carter
reviewed A New History of Korea on June 08, 2011
A New History of Korea
This book takes a lot of flak because of its style, which I would describe as deliberate. That is regrettable, because the book is quite informative, and actually very interesting. A New History of Korea was written by a serious historian for people who are prepared to take it seriously. If you're looking for a survey history of Korea, I'd suggest wikipedia. If you want a detailed account of the development of society, culture, and politics on the Korean peninsula - then Ki-Baik Lee is your man and this is your book.
If you think you can handle it.
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