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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Joseon"”.
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Like Life: Royal Portraits of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) in Ritual Context
… examines the functions and meanings of Joseon royal portraits by investigating them in light of the material culture and the ritual practices of royal ancestor worship in royal portrait halls, where offerings of wine and food were presented before portrait paintings for royal ancestral …
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Giraffes, Ferris Wheels and Royal Reenactments: Hits and Misses in the Reinvention of a Joseon Palace
Tourist sites, like national identities, are selectively promoted depictions often made from highly contested perspectives. A site is a self-perpetuating scene created by host and visitors swapping the same images. Olivia Jenkins has described spiraling circles of representation linked to …
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TRACES OF A LOST LANDSCAPE TRADITION AND CROSS-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN KOREA, CHINA AND JAPAN IN THE EARLY JOSEON PERIOD (1392-1550)
… landscape tradition that existed in early Joseon times. The dissertation research challenges the An Gyeon-centered view of landscape art and gives an expanded perspective that furthers our understanding of early Joseon paintings. Through this process of examination and assessment of early …
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Before the World: Kaga No Chiyo & the Rustic-feminine Margins of Japanese Haiku
… Asian literati context, I argue that Chiyo’s Joseon collection can be read as the manifestation of a local aesthetic with regional complementarity, a phenomenon which foreshadows haiku as national-linguistic representative of Japan in world literature.
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Exploring global and local intersections at a prospective World Heritage Site in South Korea: implications for sustainable tourism development, strategic planning and management
… historic folk village dating from the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). The village is surrounded by a fortress wall which prevents outsiders from having an open access to the site (they need to pay an entrance fee to look around the village). Inside the fortress, 288 people actually live in …
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Ruling the Dead: Rulership, Spirit Pacification, and the Water-Land Retreat in Fourteenth-Century East Asia
… in 1336, the Ming dynasty in 1368, and the Joseon dynasty in 1392, the respective founders engaged in traditional measures of mass spirit pacification. They constructed temples, commissioned scripture-copying and scripture-recital, and sponsored rituals for the dead. Historically, these …