Protestants and the formation of modern Korean nationalism, 1885-1920
Subtitle: a study of the contributions of Horace G. Underwood and Sun Chu Kil
By: In Soo Kim.
Series: Asian thought and culture ;; v. 16
Publisher: P. Lang; Lang Publishing, Incorporated, Peter
Published: 1996
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Underwood, Horace Grant, 1859-1916.; Kil, Sŏn-ju, 1869-1935.; Presbyterian Church -- Korea -- History.; Church and state -- Korea -- History.; Missionaries -- United States -- Biography.; Missionaries -- Korea -- Biography.; Korea -- History -- 1864-1910.
Description: "While many Asian countries were colonized by western Christian countries during the nineteenth century, Korea was exploited and colonized by Japan. During this time, Korea fought hard to bring about her independence. Protestant leaders and missionaries contributed much to help form modern Korean nationalism through their evangelical works. Thus Christianity in Korea was identified with the national consciousness during Japanese occupation. This book discusses how Protestantism stimulated and encouraged the people to form their nationalism through two eminent Protestant leaders, Rev. Horace G. Underwood, the first Presbyterian missionary to Korea, and Rev. Sun Chu Kil, the first native minister in Korea."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [193]-215).