The Korean Neo-Confucianism of Yi T'Oegye and Yi Yulgok: A Reappraisal of the 'Four-Seven Thesis' and Its Practical Implications for Self-Cultivation Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	A Note on Style and Translation
	Abbreviations
	Historical Background: Korean Neo-Confucianism	1
I	Philosophical Introduction: The Fruitful Four-Seven Legacy	37
II	T'Oegye's Four-Seven Thesis	53
III	Yulgok's Four-Seven Thesis	85
IV	Practical Implications for T'Oegye	119
V	Practical Implications for Yulgok	141
VI	Conclusions: A Comparison of T'Oegye and Yulgok	163
	Epilogue: The I-KI and Four-Seven Controversy after T'Oegye and Yulgok	187
	Appendix 1: T'oegye's Diagram of the Mind, Human Nature, and Feelings	197
	Appendix 2: Yulgok's Diagram of the Human Mind and the Moral Mind	198
	Appendix 3: A Chronological and Annotated List of Yi T'oegye's Major Writings Cited	199
	Appendix 4: A Chronological and Annotated List of Yi Yulgok's Major Writings Cited	205
	Notes	211
	Glossary: Major Terms, Names, and Titles Cited	283
	Selected Bibliography	291
	Index	305