Bada Humanities

Preface

Chapter 1
What is Bada Humanities?
Studies on the Relationship between Maritime / Marine Studies and Humanities. (Jeong, Moon-Soo/ Chung, Chin-Sung )

Chapter 2
Open Sea, Closed Border
The Drift and Sea Area of Gyeongsang-Province and Ryukyu Drifters during the Joseon Dynasty. (Kim, Kang-Sik)
A Study on a British Sailing Ship Harbouring at Yongdanpo in 1797. (Lee, Hak-Su/ Jeong, Moon-Soo)
The National and Transnational Characteristics of Korean Merchant Seafarers - Focusing on the period of the shipping industry from 1960-1990. (Choi, Eun-Soon/ An, Mi-Jeong)

Chapter 3
The Projection of Nation-State Sovereignty on the Oceanic Space
A Study on Russia’s Deer Island (絶影島) Leased Territory in the Late 19th Century. (Kim, Seung)
A Sea Agreed upon as a ‘Sea’ : Territorial Dispute and Settlement of the Caspian Sea. (Woo, Yang-Ho)
The Maritime Boundary Dispute between Slovenia and Croatia.
(Gojkosek, Matjaz/ Jeong, Moon-Soo/ Chung, Chin-Sung)
A Study on the Maritime Jurisdictions in the Constitutions of Asian Countries. (Han, Byung-Ho)

Chapter 4
Discourse on Sea and Seaport Cities
A Critical Review on the Japanese Waegu/Wako. (Lee, Soo-Yeol)
The Imperial Eyes towards Busan as Contact Zone. (Gu, Mo-Ryong)
Life on the Sea: The Merchant Vessel as a Cultural Interaction Space. (Choi, Jin-Chul)

Acknowledgements
Index
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