Heo Jae-young et al.: The Process of Knowledge Circulation and the Formation and Development of Scholarships in Modern and Contemporary Korea

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The quest for knowledge is based on the ‘scientific ideas ’ of the 'disciplinary' concept of the rise of scholars. This scientific idea, unlike the traditional academic ideology of the ‘sugijichi ’ goal, has emerged as a ‘discovery of knowledge’. The ‘symbol’ was a concept that, like the 'the gentleman', opposed the ‘ ordinary man, ’ and their vocation was a role in reforming the common people, or enlightenment. The idea of knowledge has developed a new concept of knowledge and "the study" in the introduction of the modern power sciences and the introductions of concepts of subject and modern scholarship. Especially has the term ‘ knowledge ’ been replaced by ‘ knowledge, ’ or ‘ learning, ’ to be transformed into ‘ the result of a ferocity and smiting. ’. The development of the 'knowledge concept' for 'individuals' in education, which has been a force leading to modern science, along with the introduction of academic concepts, is also important to note. The modern expansion of knowledge has been influenced by domestic newspapers and academic newsletters to strengthen the logic that the need for knowledge and instruction in civilization and progress in the country has begun to be introduced around the student population. The post-op and the back-of-the-door newsletters reflect the situation, not enough, but a variety of fields of knowledge. This expansion of knowledge has not been less than a factor in domestic newspapers and academic newsletters.

Korean title: 한국 근현대 지식 유통 과정과 학문 형성 발전

Korean author: 허재영 외

Korean publisher: 경진출판

ISBN-13: 9788959965960

허재영 외: 한국 근현대 지식 유통 과정과 학문 형성 발전
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