Institute for Sino-Korean Relations, Wonkwang University, Institute for Northeast Asian Humanities and Social Sciences: Spiritual Culture and Peace Thought of 20th Century Northeast Asia

The history of the history of North and South Asia was a time of upheaval and crisis. The invasion of the West and the rise of the new religions have fundamentally shaken traditional ways of life, but it has also become a stepping-up of cultural creation. Violence and conflict in the changing world order have stirred up a sense of coexistence and peace for the time. This is the fifth study to record the research of the project "Seconding the North Asian Damsel for the Common Recession of North North Korea" conducted by HK+Near-Easian Institute of Human Services at the University of Light. From a common experience in North-Nearland Asia called the modern era and the cultural crisis, we've been looking for an intellectual insight and alternative to how Western ideas were introduced, converted, restructuring, and how cultural identity was resaved in all parts of North and South Korea, and more on how peaceful peaceful relations for the future of humanity were built, and also on the landscapes of the East and North. Part 1 of Western thought acceptance and re-inhabitation have been viewed as a multifaceted response to the ideological impact of the West in modern North Asia. Part 2 of the modern movement of religious culture examines the way mythology, religious movements and traditional religions have changed in recent times. Part 3 of the Third Northeast, the construction of peace in Northern Korea, is tracking the monoliths of peace ideas that have emerged since the modern era in the face of imperial domination in northeast Asia.

Korean title: 20세기 동북아시아의 정신문화와 평화 사상

Korean author: 원광대학교 한중관계연구원 동북아시아인문사회연구소

Korean publisher: 경인문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949949567