Kim Hyeong-yeol: East Asian History Lectures
The area may be a place beyond the scope of the country or a community within the country, as a place of historical and cultural close connection. If we want to know who we are now, we need to analyze not only who our ancestors were and what they did, but also where they were and why they did it in all the political, military, economic, cultural interactions and influences. It will allow you to go beyond the scope of the nation and territory, beyond the political and ideological limits of the political body, and see the historical background behind it, and thereby discover the causation of historical events. There's a reason to study regional history as part of world history. It is part of the narrative of the region that has been devoid of the national narrative system, which deals mainly with human population movements and political, military, economic and cultural interactions around the region of North-east Asia. The region of North North Asia was shaped by the Middle East or the conquered dynasty, and each country had its own eclips and shared with each other through a diplomatic form of book-binding-arting. The human-made and the political and cultural exchanges that resulted from the wars and migrations have united the region in a similar culture. And the countries in East Asia have been connected by their own development to a common element: self-command, Confucian, and Buddhism, while maintaining their own distinction with other nations.
Korean title: 동아시아사 강의
Korean author: 김형열
Korean publisher: 신아사
ISBN-13: 9788983963680
