Lee Moon-won: The Shinganhoe's education movement
Author Lee's Central Education School and professor of honor have been a descendant of three generations of independent-management families, even to the Council of Independence. The senior teacher, Jing Jing-ju, is one of the founders of the Shinto order, and he has been interested in the activities of the shrine and has begun research on them because of their father's influence. The book is a big dictum of his Ph.D. papers, and it is said that what has now come out is that he and his late concern for his first parents, along with the latter one, has grown. In that sense, the author gathered articles on his first period and post-liberation activity and put them in a book called "The Bablocks" to commemorate his activities. The book not only sees the educational role and meaning of the new intermission, but adds to the memory of the senior members of the seminar, which is specific and rich in its activities. It's going to be a great source of knowledge, of history, of research in education.
Korean title: 신간회의 교육운동
Korean author: 이문원
Korean publisher: 일조각
ISBN-13: 9788933708194












