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Koselek's dictionary of conceptual history describes the concept very well in its historical context and its relationship to other countries.
Reinhard Koselleck: Koselleck's Dictionary of Conceptual History 18: Alliance
What are the first words that come to mind when you say, "Am I" to Koreans? Perhaps the same as Han American League or military alliance. According to the Korean Dictionary, it means “the temporary bond of more than two countries promising each other assistance under a constant condition.". Thus the League used in contexts for interstate unions has not always been used in this way, however. Koseleek's dictionary of conceptual history, which is famous for tracking the historical changes and usage of long-term words, opens a series of rich and complicated words that are set on the German 'East' of its German, its 'Afflict'. According to Koseleek's Dictionary of the Collegiate History, an alliance could be applied extensively to the way humans come together and combine. For example, marriage, a family-family bond, was a marriage alliance, and the peasant alliance also had strong colors of class resistance against the nobility. Basically, because of the word for union, alliances were a religious character that even represented the bond of Christian gods beyond the human world. But it seems that this new threshold of human societies and combinations gradually narrowed down to politics and the country seems to have been in the late eighteenth century.
Korean title: 코젤렉의 개념사 사전 18: 동맹
Korean author: 라인하르트 코젤렉
Korean publisher: 푸른역사
ISBN-13: 9791156121879
Reviews
Koselek's dictionary of conceptual history describes the concept very well in its historical context and its relationship to other countries.
