Space and Location in the Circulation of Knowledge (1400-1800): Korea and Beyond (Hardcover)

Contents: Marion Eggert: Circulation of Knowledge as Theme and Method in Korean Studies ? Felix Siegmund/Dennis Wuerthner: Knowledge as a Subject of East Asian History ? Burglind Jungmann: Early Choson Painting, Social Reorganization, and the Knowledge of Chinese Literati Arts ? Felix Siegmund: The Circulation of Military Knowledge and its Localization. Some Notes on the Case of Military Techniques in Late Choson Korea ? Kang Seok Hwa: A Study on the Assimilation of Qing Military Technology in Choson during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries ? Dagmar Schafer: Media and Migration: Qing Imperial Approaches to Technological Knowledge Circulation ? Pierre-Emmanuel Roux: The Prohibited Sect of Yaso: Catholicism in Diplomatic and Cultural Encounters between Edo Japan and Choson Korea (17th to 19th Century) ? Marion Eggert: Text and Orality in the Early Reception of Western Learning within the Namin Faction. The Example of Sin Hudam’s Kimunp’yon.