Shin Seong-cheol: The Lives of Women of the Joseon Dynasty's Noble Families as Seen Through Eongan

The Korean Korean script was written not only in the royal family but also in private and in the common people. And it's also a more common case of women writing Korean letters in numbers. Unlike the authors of literature for the 'Eclopian' research, it is a vivid source of life in that women have written their own stories. So, in a letter from the Chosun era, the first data is considered to be the representation of the vivid life and everyday life of women. The story of members of the family, who were based on the evocatives in a letter, and the vividness of the life of their lives, was captured by everyday events, as well as the contrasts, analysis, and analysis of the historical facts and cultural background of the period, which was repressed in the Korean era. A letter from the Chosun era by women in the history of the Korean People has revealed the daily life of women in a ship - and has been very positive and very good material in life history, women’s history research, and so on, as well as the culture of communication and living as housewives - who are the main members of family life. The study, the secretary-in-law, has a total of 630 letters written to women. Whether it was a mass exhumed in graves, such as the Sun-chun Seok-chuk Ek-suk, or a single one, as if it were an unaccounted for, or even a dozen to a hundred-year-old, which was kept in the homes of the school district, is known in scores of classes. It includes various routes and data that are introduced to the academic world, such as the post-party section of the Ching-Soon Sun-soon season's An-Sun-Sung or Mrs. Yu's Sun-Syo-Suk'sung's wife's introduction to just a few of the conveniences.

Korean title: 조선시대 언간을 통해 본 사대부가 여성의 삶

Korean author: 신성철

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791167422651