Korea's response to the West.
Series: Series on contemporary Korean problems,; 6
Publisher: Korea Research and Publications; [distributed by Cellar Book Shop, Detroit
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Kalamazoo, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Korea -- Civilization -- Western influences; Korea -- Relations -- Foreign countries
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The weight of tradition: preliminary observations on Korea's intellectual response, by H. D. Walker.; title: The acceptance of Western technology in early modern Korea, by Young-ho Kim.; title: The acceptance of Western culture in Korea, by Hong-ryol Ryu.; title: Early Korean contact with Christianity and Korean response: an historical introduction, by W. J. Kang.; title: Christianity as a heterodoxy: an aspect of general cultural orientation in traditional Korea, by Chai-sik Chung.; title: Western religion and Korean culture, by S. J. Palmer.; title: Korea's response to America and France in the decade of the Taewongun, 1874-1883, by Soo-bock Choi.; title: Reaction and the response to the opening of Korea, 1876-1884, by A. C. Nahm.; title: Reformist thought of the independence program (1896-1898), by C. N. Weems.; title: Korean industrial entrepreneurship, 1924-1940, by D. S. Juhn.