Yun Hae-dong et al.: Keijo Imperial University and Oriental Studies

The Oriental philosopher Hattori Unokichi, who has been the first president of the University of the Holy Empire, gave a famous talk in April of 1962 announcing the start of the Colonial College of Imperial Colleges. In a medal that specifically stresses the nationalistic ideology, he stressed that the mission of the University of the Long-East is to ‘do a well-being study in each direction and become the authority of Eastern cultural research.’. This speech, in connection with the colonial 'Exercise' study of'selectional', which involves the history and philosophy of the seas, the literature and the social phenomena of the ancient world, brings to mind at least the following implications:. “The Son-in-the-Sunland, institutionalized by the name of Easternism. The problem of this simple reality is, but it's not that simple. First of all, each object of the ‘ holy ’ pole is in a complex context, more than its name is called, and as it is placed on a single space of time, it will produce more meaning. First of all, the College of Imperials. Imperial colleges are a module from modern universities created in Japan, and the pre-image has spread not only from Japan to East Asia but also from Japan. But what happens when the Imperial College comes into the colonies? What role will the imperial college, founded as a colonial university, play in the colonies? It is even more unusual that the dilemma of Orientalism has become a part of this.

Korean title: 경성제국대학과 동양학 연구

Korean author: 윤해동 외

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160681970