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학술저널
저자정보
윤해동 (한양대학교)
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동북아역사재단 동북아역사논총 동북아역사논총 40호
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2013.6
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35 - 64 (30page)

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As a “historical region” the region of East Asia is not a self-evident one. Wherein is the necessity to understand Korean history, which is also a “national history,” as an East Asian history (therefore the history of a region)? In the East Asian region, the modern nation building process has had a close relationship with the modern empire. It is therefore necessary to understand nation building as interacting with the formation of the modern empire, that is, to interpret the interactions between East Asia’s empire history and national history (or the history of one nation-state). Put another way, in order to understand East Asia’s transition to modernity, or “modern East Asian history,” one must first look at empire and the nation-state, and the relationship between the two. Thus it is necessary to understand a historical region through interactions between empire and the nation-state.
This paper seeks to explain “Korean history as East Asian history” by using three pairs of metaphorical concepts. These are “imitation and distinction,” “autonomy and independence,” and “separation and integration.” First, “imitation and distinction” refer to the transition to or replacement by empire in the East Asian region. China’s attempt to analogously copy the Western empire in constructing its own modern empire and Japan’s pursuit of simultaneously learning both the Chinese and Western rules of empire while establishing a new modern empire of its own can be expressed in terms of “imitation” and “distinction.” Second, “autonomy and independence” indicate to what Korea had aspired, or the situation it had found itself in with regard to East Asia’s transition to or replacement by empire. While autonomy symbolizes Korea’s position within the pre-modern Chinese(中華) order, independence represents its position within the modern order of the nation-state. Third, “separation and integration” are metaphors for the “society” of Joseon which functioned separately from the “colonial state” during the colonial era. Rather than an independent entity, the “society in Joseon” was a part of the “society of a transnational region” within the Japanese empire or the East Asian region.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. ‘모방과 차이’ - 근대 동아시아 제국질서의 구축
Ⅲ. ‘자주와 종속’ - 제국질서와 ‘조선’
Ⅳ. ‘분리와 통합’ - 제국과 ‘식민지 사회’
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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